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A02601 Dyuers frutful gatherynges of scripture and declarynge of fayth and workes of the lawe; Patrick's Places. English Hamilton, Patrick, 1504?-1528.; Frith, John, 1503-1533. 1534 (1534) STC 12731.8; ESTC S109506 9,326 26

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chaunged thy perpetual deth ī to hys owne deth For thou madest the faute he suffered the payne and that for the loue he had to the ere euer thou wast borne when thou haddest done nether good nor euel Now sith he hath payed thy det thou nedest not no thou canst not but shuldest be dāpned if hys bloude were not But sith he was punyshed for the thou shalt not be punyshed Fynally he hath delyuered the from thy condēpnacyon and all euel desyreth nought els of the but that thou wylt aknowlege what he hath done for the and beare it in mynde and that thou woldest helpe other for hys sake both in worde and dede euen as he hath holpen the for nought and with out rewarde O nowe ready wolde we be to helpe other if we knewe his goodnes 〈…〉 ent leues towardes vs. He is a good and a gentle lorde for he doth al for nou●ht Lette vs I besech you follow hy●●●●●steppes whom al the worlde ought to prayse and worshipe Amen ¶ He that thynketh to be saue● 〈…〉 workes calleth hym selfe Christ. For he calleth hym selfe hys sauyoure which pertayneth to Christ only what is a sauyour but he that saueth and he sayeth I saue my selfe which● is as moch to say as I am Christ for Christ only is the sauyour of the worlde ¶ we shuld do no good workes for the entent to gette the inherytaunce of heuen or remyssion of syn For who so euer beleueth to gette the ●●●eritaunce of heuen or remyssion of synne thorow workes he beleueth not to get that for Christes sake And they that beleue not that theyr synnes are forgeuē thē that they shal be saued for Christes sake they beleue not the gospell For the gospell sayeth you shal be saued for Christes sake youre synnes are forgeuē for Christes sake He that beleueth not ye gospel beleueth not god So it followeth that they whiche beleue to be saued by theyr workes or to get remyssyon of theyr synnes by theyr owne dedes beleue not god but recoūte hym as a lyar and so vtterly deny hym to be god Thou wylt say shal we thē do no good dedes I say not so but I say we shulde do no good workes for ●he entēt to get the inherytaunce of heuen or remyssyon of syn For if we beleue to get the inherytaunce of heuen thorowe good workes then we beleue not to get it thorow the ꝓmyse of god if we thynke to get remyssyō of our syn then we beleue not that they are forgeuen vs and so we counte god a lyar For god sayethe you shalt haue the enherytaunce of heauen for my sonnes sake thy synnes ar● forgeuē the for my sonnes sake you say it is not so but I wyll wynne it thorow my workes So I condēpne not good dedes But I condēpne the false trust in any workes for al the workes that a man putteth confydence in are therwith poysoned become euel Therfor do you good workes but beware yow do thē not to get any good thorow that for if thou do thou receuest the good not as the gyfte of god but as der to the makest thy selfe felowe with god because thou wylt take nothynge of hym for nought what neadeth he ony thyng of theyres which geueth al thyng is not the pourer Therfore do no thynge to him but take of hym for he is a gentle lorde wyth a glader wyll-geueth vs all that we nede thē we take it of hym therfore if we wat ought let vs wyte our selues Preasse not thē to the enherytaunte of heuen thorow presumption of thy good workes for if thou do thou countest thy selfe holy egal to h●m because thou wylt take nothyng 〈◊〉 hym for nought so shalt thou 〈◊〉 lucifer felle for hys pryde FINIS ¶ Imprented in Fletestrete by me Robert Redman Ex. 20. Mat. 22 ▪ Maior Deu. 6. Mat. 22. Minor 1. Ioa. 4 Conclu sion Mat. 7. Rom. 13 Gala. 5. Maior Minor Ioā 16 Cōclusio Hebre. 11 Roma 3. Roma 7 Ioan. 4. Luce. 2. Roma 5. Roma 4 1. Pet. 1. Apo. 1. Heb. 7.9 1. Pe. 2. 1. Ti. 1. 1. Ioā 22. 1 Timo. 2 Gene. 5. Thess. 5. 1. Cor. 1. Roma 8. Gene. 15. 1. Ioā v. Iaco 1. Ro. 14. Heb. 11. Heb. 11. Roma 8. Gene. 15. Roma 3. Roma 4 〈…〉 Gala. 2. Ioan. ● Ioan. 6. 1. Ioā 5. Ioan. 2● Actes 10. Act. 16. Ro. 10. Mar. 16. Ioan. 2. Gala. 3. Mat. 16. Ioan. 6. Ioan. 11. Ioan. 20 Actes 8. Ioan. 4. Apo. 1. Heb. 7.8 1. Pet. 2. Mar. 16. Psa. 117 Psal. 113 Oro. 12. Hie. 17. Mat. 10. Hier 17. Sapi. 3. Psal. 5. Gala. 2. Gala. 2. Gala. 3. Mat. 7. Mat. 7.
the myght of god and god hym selfe ¶ Fayth is the gyfte of god Euery good thyng is the gyfte of god faythe is good ergo faythe is the gyfte of god ¶ Fayth is not in our power The gyfte of god is not in our power fayth is the gyfte of god ergo fayth is not in our power ¶ without fayth it is impossible to please god All that cometh not of fayth is syn for without fayth can no man please god Besides that he that lacketh fayth he trusteth not god he that trusteth not god trusteth not his worde he that trusteth not his word holdeth him false and a lyar he that holdeth hym false a lyar he beleueth not that he may do that he promysed so denieth he that he is god And how can a man being of this facyon please hym No maner of way ye suppose he dyd all the dedes that euer dyd man or angell ¶ All that is done in fayth pleaseth God Ryght is the worde of god and al his workes in fayth Lorde thyne eyen loke to fayth that is as moch to say as lord thou delyghtest in fayth God loueth hym that beleueth in hym how can they then displease hym He that hath the fayth is iust good and a good tre bereth good frute ergo all that is done in fayth pleased god More ouer he that hath the fayth beleueth god he that beleueth god beleueth his worde he that beleueth his worde woteth well that he is true and faythfull may not lye But knoweth that he both may and wyll fulfill hys worde how can he then displease hym for thou canst not do any greater honoure to god then to counte him true Thou wilt then say that thefte murther aduoutry and al vices please god Nay verely for they can not be done in fayth for a good tre bereth good frute ¶ He that hath the fayth wotteth well that he pleaseth god For all that is done in fayth pleaseth god ¶ Fayth is a surenes Fayth is a sure confidence of thinges which are hoped for and a certenty of thynges which are not sene The same spirite certeneth our spirite that we are the children of god More ouer he that hath the fayth wotteth wel that god wyl fulfyl hys word ergo fayth is a surenes ¶ A man is iustyfyed by fayth Abrahā beleuyd god and it was imputed vnto hym for ryghtwysenes we supposse therfore that a man is iustifyed by fayth with out the dedes of he lawe He that worketh not but beleueth on hym that iustifyed the vngodly hys fayth is counted to hym for ryghtwysenes The iuste mam lyuethe by hys fayth Abacuc 2. Ro. 1. we knowe that a man is not iustifyed by the dedes of the lawe but by the fayth of Iesu Christ. And we beleue in Iesu Christ that we may be iustifyed by the fayth of Christ and not by the dedes of the lawe ¶ Of the fayth of Christ. The fayth of christ is to beleue ī him that is to beleue his word and to beleue that he wyll helpe the in all thy nede delyuer the from all euell thou wilt aske me what worde I answere the gospell ¶ He that beleueth in Christ shall be saued He that beleueth the sone hath euerlastynge lyfe verely verely I say vnto you he that beleueth in me hath euerlastynge This I wryt vnto you that beleue on the name of the son of god that ye may know how that ye haue eternall lyfe Them as because thou hast free me therfore hast thou beleued happy are they that haue not sene and yet haue beleued in me All the prophetes to hym beare wytnes that who so euer beleueth in hym shall haue remyssyon of theyr synnes what must I do that I may be saued the apostles āswered beleue ī the lorde Iesus Criste and thou shalt he saued If thou knowlege with thy mouth that Iesus is the lorde And beleue with thyne harte that god raysed hym vp from dethe thou shalt be saued ¶ He that beleueth not in Christ shal be comdempned He that beleueth not shal be dampned He that beleueth not the sonne shall neuer se the lyfe but the ire of god bydeth vpon hym The holy gost shall reproue the worlde of synne because they beleue not in me ¶ They that beleue in Iesu Christ are the sonnes of god Ye are all the sonnes of god because ye beleue in Iesu Christ ¶ He that beleueth that Christ is the sonne of god is saued Peter sayde thou arte Christe the son of the lyuynge god Iesus answered and sayed vnto hym happy art thou Symon the sonne of Ionas for flesh bloude hath not opened to the that but my father that is in heuen we haue beleued and knowe that thou arte Christ the son of the lyuynge god I beleue that thou arte Christ the son of god which shuld come ī to the world These thīges are wrytē that ye myght beleue that Iesus is Christe the sonne of god and that ye in beleuyng myght haue lyfe I beleue that Iesus is the son of god ¶ He that beleueth god beleueth the gospell He that beleueth god beleueth hys worde and the gospell is his worde therfore he that beleueth god beleueth the gospell As Christ is the sauiour of the worlde Christ is our sauyour Christ bought vs with his bloude Christ wyshe vs with his bloude Christ offered hym selfe for vs. Christ bare our synnes on hys owne backe c̄ ¶ He that beleueth not the gospell beleueth not god He that beleueth not goddes worde beleueth not him selfe and the gospell is goddes worde ergo he that beleueth not the gospell beleueth not God him selfe and cōsequently they that beleue not the aboue vryten and such other beleue not god ¶ He that beleueth the gospell shall be saued Go ye in to all the worlde and p̄ache the gospell vnto euery creature he that beleueth and is baptysed shal be saued but he that beleueth not shal be comdempned ¶ A comparison betwen fayth and vnfaythfulnesse or incredulite Fayth is the rote of al good Incredulyte is the roote of all euel Fayth maketh god mā good frēdes Incredulyte maketh them foes Fayth bryngeth god and mā together Incredulyte sundereth them All that fayth dothe pleaseth god Al that icredulyte doth displeaseth god Fayth onlye maketh a man good and ryghtwyse Incredulyte onlye maketh hym iniust and euell Fayth maketh a mā a mēbre of Christ Incredulyte maketh hym a membre of the deuyll Fayth maketh a man the inherytoure of heuen Incredulyte maketh him enherytoure of hell Faythe maketh a man the seruaunte of god Incredulyte maketh hym the seruante of the deuell Fayth sheweth vs god to be a swete father Incredulyte sheweth hym a terryble iudge Fayth holdeth stiffe by the word of god Incredulyte wauereth here and there Fayth counterhe and holdethe god to be true Incredulyte holdeth him false