And so I observe that Esthius discussing this point concludeth hereupon, Quod corpus ejus nunquam reperiatur, hoc non dicerent si veterum scripta diligenter perlustrassent.
This concludeth that a man may have true, yea saving grace in great and mighty action in him, before he hath faith in the righteousness of Christ.
This concludeth that men may be sincerely righteous, before Christ's righteousness is imputed: For this sincere righteousness is precedent to the imputation of Christ's.
This concludeth that a man may be from under the curse of God, without the imputation of the righteousness of Christ: For if a man must be sincerely righteous in God's account without it, then he is from under the curse of God without it.
Sidenote: The king of England concludeth a league with the earle of Flanders.
Sidenote: The king of Scots concludeth a league with the French king.
Sidenote: He concludeth a league also with the earle of Bar.
Now, then, since he concludeth any coming HIM; it must be concluded, that he can save to the uttermost sin, any coming HIM.
Again; this word "saved," as I said, concludeth deliverance from the wrath of God.
By this sentence Paul concludeth that Jesus Christ was justly hanged, because sin worthy of death was upon him; sin, not of his own, but ours.
By which, as I said, he concludeth or buildeth upon it, that they shall indeed come to him.
But, I say, if this word "saved" concludeth our deliverance from sin, how can he tell what it is to be saved that hath not in his conscience groaned under the burden of sin?
It also concludeth that only the labouring Christian, man or woman, will get in thither.
Saint Paul concludeth that severity of discipline was to be used to the Cretans, increpa eos dure, upon the disposition of their country, Cretensus semper mendaces, malae bestiae, ventres.
And thence while one side ground their Knowledge upon the Infallibility of the Church, and the other side, on the Testimony of the Private Spirit, neither side concludeth what it pretends.
He concludeth with taking occasion to discourse of two or three very considerable subjects, viz.
Wherefore he concludeth that if salvation be alone of the grace of God through the righteousness of Christ, and all of a man's own is utterly rejected as to the justification of his person with God, then he is cast away.
Now, if ignorance and unbelief prevail, he concludeth that he is a reprobate, made to be taken and destroyed.
Then, in a triumphant manner, he concludeth all with this Exhortation to his Countrymen: Quid nos deterret?
An old Man concludeth from his knowing Mankind, that they know him too, and that maketh him very wary.
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