Brethren, as pertaynyng to the Gospell which I preached vnto you, which ye haue al∣so accepted, and in the which ye contynue, by the which also ye are saued: I do ••ou to wyt, after what maner I preached vnto you, yf ye kepe it, except ye haue beleued in vayne.
BVt now because I heare say brethren, that some of you doubte of the rysynge agayne of the deade, of suche I meane, as through a pride in worldly knowledge styll remaynyng in them cannot yet herein bee persuaded, touchyng this article I neede to teache you no newe thynge but onely call to your remembraunce, the gos∣pell, whiche I fyrste taught you, and which ye once re∣ceaued, wherein hetherto ye continewe, and by meane wherof ye obtayne saluacion: insomuche, that it is bothe for me superfluous to teache you thesame agayne, whiche I once wel taught you, & for you also lytle honestie, inconstantly to fal backe from that, whiche ye once fauoured, speaciallye synce ye haue experience, that my prea∣ching of the gospel is a doctrine effectuall to saluacion. Now is this poynte, to beleue the resurrection of the dead, the chiefeste parte of the doctrine, of the gospell. Wherein ye ought so to be assured, that ye therof doubte not, on∣les ye haue gyuen credence thereto in vayne, as god forbid ye shoulde. For what auayled it to fauer and embrace the gospell yf ye denie the principall parte of thesame, that is to wete, that the deade shall lyue agayne?