Faith in Christ destroyeth sin.
The Holy Scriptures only give comfort, they forbid not good works.
Christ is a general good.
Christians do pray for and desire the last Day of Judgment.
The Church heareth none but Christ.
Christ is of a mean estate and small repute.
In adversities we should show ourselves like men, and pluck up good
spirits.
Our whole life should be manly; we should fear God and put our trust
in him.
Faith maketh us Christ's heritage.
We should aim at celestial honour, and not regard the contemning of
men.
Christ spareth us out of mere grace through the Word.
The Gospel is altogether joyful.
Grace condemneth all people's own righteousness.
Salvation is purchased and given unto us without our deserts.
Regeneration is the work only of the Holy Ghost.
Human reason cannot comprehend nor understand the goodness and
benefits of God.
Good works are the seals and proofs of faith; for, even as a letter
must have a seal to strengthen the same, even so faith must have
good works.
Faith hath regard to the Word, and not to the Preacher.
The Preacher and the Word are two Persons.
This natural life is a little piece of the life everlasting.
Own imaginations and conceits spoil all things.
The Gospel cometh of God, it showeth Christ, and requireth Faith.
The Gospel is a light in the world, which lighteneth mankind, and
maketh children of God.
False Preachers are worse than deflowerers of virgins.
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