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Was there euer any man in the world which would make such an inference? Saint Paul was a persecutor, blasphe∣mer, and wrong doer, but he obtained mercy because hee did it ignorantly in vnbeleefe: So then that Saint Paul ob∣taine 〈◊〉〈◊〉, he may thanke his igno∣rance and vnbeleefe. Apage. No, this
is all that can bee inferred there from; that such ignorance as this, 〈◊〉〈◊〉 not ponereobicē (as the Schoolmen speake) that is, lay a blocke in the way to salua∣tion, as the other doth; he may bee sa∣ued, notwithstanding this ignorance, though not for this ignorance, because it excuseth à tanto though not à totp: from the degree of sinne, though not from all sinne.