Christian religion

So much of things common to both, pertaining to the covenant of grace. Now declare the like in the covenant of works.

So much of things common to both, pertaining to the couenant of grace. Now declare the like in the couenant of workes.

First, the wicked may confess their faults.¹ Secondly, be pricked in conscience with a terror of them. Thirdly, to be sorry for them. Fourthly, to do many things that are taught. Fifthly, to desire to die the death of the righteous; and all these only for fear of judgement: whereas the godly confess, are pricked, are sorry, &c. because they have offended a loving God, and a gracious Father: and do ⟨p. 172⟩[…] ⟨p. 173⟩[…] ⟨p. 174⟩not some things, but all they are commanded; and desire to be saved, to the end they may glorify God.

First, the wicked may confesse their faults.¹ Secondly, bee pricked in conscience with a terror of them. Thirdly, to be sorie for them. Fourthly, to doe many things that are taught. Fiftly, to desire to die the death of the righteous; and all these onelie for feare of iudgement: whereas the godly confesse, are pricked, are sorry, &c. because they haue offended a louing God, and a gratious Father: and doe ⟨p. 172⟩〈…〉 ⟨p. 173⟩