The answer.
We sée indéed, that it is an apostolical doctrin, that a man may do, or worke iustice, and farther that that doing and working is an assured testimonie, that we are regenerate and borne of God. But that by so doing we are made iust, or iustified afore God: that is your owne addition, without warrant of this text or anie other. For though whomsoeuer God hath sanctified, him also he hath iustified, yet regeneration and sanctification whereof the a∣postle speaketh here, are things distinct from iustification wher∣of he speaketh not here. And bicause iustice is a word of generall signification, and somtimes spoken of iustification, that is, of that righteousnes whereby we are made iust, and sometime (as here) of sanctification, that is, of that righteousnes whereby we are de∣clared to be iust, this ambiguitie serueth your humor to dallie, and deceiue withall.