also his body, whiche I els where called the body of synne. His membres are fornicacion, whiche among worldly people is euē praised, vnclennes, vnnatural luste, and suche other desyres more filthy, than are mete to be named, desyre of hurtful thinges, as of glorye, honour, and vengeance, especially desyre of money, which synne among al other nighest draweth to the most outragious wickednes of all, that is to were, to the worship∣pyng of idols. To these sinnes whosoeuer be subiecte, cannot be parta∣ker of the glory of Christ. So farre are they from beyng the true children of God, whiche are with suche outragious vices corrupted, that for the like, he fiersely raged euen vpon his owne people the Iewes, destroiyng and disenherityng them as disobedient children. With suche like horri∣ble vices was your life also once corrupted, what tyme ye were not yet through baptisme dead with Christ, but liued as your frowarde desyres led you. Now synce Christ hath in him lefte nothyng that is mortal and yearthly, meete it is, synce through him ye are borne againe, that ye cast away all the filthynes of your olde and former life. And not onely cast a∣way suche great enormities, as we now spoke of: but also suche thinges, wherin the comen sorte of mē is wont to beare with them selfes, as wrath, fyersenes, maliciousnes, cursed speakyng, that ye not onely haue your heartes pure from suche desyres, but also your mouth cleane frō al filthy communicacion.