The rule of faith, or, An exposition of the Apostles Creed so handled as…

Of the knowledge of Gods Nature before. And of the work of faith in believing God to be my God, before. This believing in God here expressed urgeth principally upon us the third thing, and that is that we must employ our faith in a daily relying upon God, and confident affiance and trust in his goodness and mercy towards us.

Of the knowledge of Gods Nature before. And of the work of faith in beleeuing God to be my God, before. This beleeuing in God heere exprest vrgeth principally vpon vs the third thing, and that is that wee must imploy our faith in a daily relying vpon God, and confident affiance and trust in his goodnesse and mercy towards vs.

Now there are divers Reasons profitable for us to think much upon, which may not only prove the point, but frame in us a spiritual confidence in God. We may with all safety and confidence rest upon God alone, and his favour, and promises.

Now there are diuers Reasons profitable for vs to thinke much vpon, which may not onely proue the point, but frame in vs a spirituall confidence in God. Wee may with all safety and confidence rest vpon God alone, and his fauour, and promises.

1. Because he hath bound himself by his word and promises to be so good to us, and hath confirmed his promise by oath and by seal.

1. Because he hath bound himselfe by his word and promises to be so good to vs, and hath confirmed his promise by oath and by seale.