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CON. 29.
The foundation of faith is not onely the generall ground whereupon we rest, when wee beleeue the wri∣tings of the Prophets and Apostles, but also it is the principall thing which is beleeued, that is Christ.
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The foundation of faith is not onely the generall ground whereupon we rest, when wee beleeue the wri∣tings of the Prophets and Apostles, but also it is the principall thing which is beleeued, that is Christ.
world. Which, who directly doth deny, doth vtterly rase the very foundation of faith: for Christ in the worke of mans saluation, is all, with∣out our workes: for hee is that seede in whom all the Na∣tions of the world shall be bles∣sed; and among men there is gi∣uen no other name vnder hea∣uen,* 1.4 whereby we must be saued; other foundation can no man lay.
1. Tim. 3.16
Ioh. 1.49.
Ioh. 4.24.
Act. 4, 12. 1. Cor. 3.