The New Testament diligently corrected and compared with the GreekThe Newe Testament dylygently corrected and compared with the Greke

Here of cometh it / that faith only justifieth / maketh righteous / & fulfilleth the law / for it bringeth the spirit through Christs deservings / the sprite bringeth lust / looseth the heart / ⟨image 226⟩maketh him free / setteth him at liberty / & giveth him strength to work the deeds of the law with love / even as the law requireth. Then at the last out of the same faith so working in¹ the heart / spring all good works by there own accord. That meaneth he in the third chapter: for after he hath cast away the works of the law / so that he soundeth as though he would break & disannul the law through faith: he answereth to that might be laid against / saying▪ we destroy not the law through faith but maintain / further or stablish the law through faith. That is to say / we fulfil the law through faith.

Here of cometh it / that fayth only iustifieth / maketh rightewes / & fulfilleth the lawe / for it bringeth the sprete thorowe Christes deseruinges / the sprite bringeth lust / looseth the hert / ⟨image 226⟩maketh him fre / setteth him at liberte / & geueth him strength to worke the dedes of the lawe with loue / euen as the lawe requyreth. Then at the last out of the same faith so workinge in¹ the herte / springe all good workes by there awne accorde. That meaneth he in the thyrde chapter: for after he hath cast awaye the workes of the lawe / so that he soundeth as though he wolde breake & disanull the lawe thorow faith: he answereth to that mighte be layde agaynst / sayinge▪ wedestroye not the lawe thorow faith but maintayne / furder or stablisshe the lawe thorowe faith. That is to faye / we fulfill the lawe thorowe faith.

1. 1Works spring of faith.Workes springe of fayth.