The sum of sacred divinity briefly & methodically propoundedThe summe of sacred diuinitie briefly & methodically propounded

To come to the fourth point: therein I observe the great difference that is between this Grace and Faith, both in the nature of the things, and in the fruits and effects that come from them, how like soever in show they seem to be.

To come to the fourth point: therein I obserue the great difference that is betweene this Grace and Faith, both in the nature of the things, and in the fruites and effects that come from them, how like soeuer in shew they seeme to be.

In nature they differ two manner of ways:

In nature they differ two manner of wayes:

First, Here is but a taste only, not an apprehension and laying hold of Christ, to make him ones own, like unto a Cooke that tasteth of the meat, and spitteth it out again, or as he that washeth his mouth with water, but letteth it not go down his throat: hereupon it is, ⟨p. 382⟩that they are said to ^qwant a ^rroot which the faithful have.

First, Here is but a taste onely, not an apprehension and laying hold of Christ, to make him ones owne, like vnto a Cooke that tasteth of the meate, and spitteth it out againe, or as he that washeth his mouth with water, but letteth it not goe downe his throte: hereupon it is, ⟨p. 382⟩