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

Justification, Whereby forgiving our sins, by his taking them upon him, he doth account the Holiness of his Nature and Righteousness to be ours.

Iustification, Whereby forgiuing our sinnes, by his taking them vpon him, he doth account the Holinesse of his Nature and Righteousnesse to be ours.

From whence (as I said) come Sanctification, and Redemption.

Sanctification, Whereby slaying Sin, he putteth a new Life of Holiness into us, to bring forth fruits of Righteousness. Wherein there is no more now required, but that Sin bear not the rule in us: and our Works of Righteousness, though all mingled with sin, are not only pleasing unto God, through his forgiveness of the sin; but have beside, of Gods free Goodness, looking upon them in the perfection of his Son, special Promises of Reward made unto them, both in this Life, and in the Life to come.

Sanctification, Whereby slaying Sinne, he putteth a new Life of Holinesse into vs, to bring forth fruits of Righteousnesse. Wherein there is no more now required, but that Sinne beare not the rule in vs: and our Workes of Righteousnesse, though all mingled with sinne, are not onely pleasing vnto God, through his forgiuenesse of the sinne; but haue beside, of Gods free Goodnesse, looking vpon them in the perfection of his Sonne, speciall Promises of Reward made vnto them, both in this Life, and in the Life to come.