our conversion, as also the performance thereof, as the onlie Author and finisher of our faith.
Iohn 15.16. Yee haue not cho∣sen mee, but I haue chosen you, &c.
But note, that if it bee in our will, to imbrace grace offered, or not to imbrace it (as the Papists say) then it will fol∣low, that by the power of our owne free-will, accepting of grace, (which is indifferentlie offered to all alyke) that wee choose God, and hee not vs.
1. Cor. 4.7. For who hath made thee to differ from another? and what hast thou that thou didst not receiue? Now if thou didst re∣ceiue it, why doest thou glorie, as if thou hadst not received it?
To this Question a Papist would an∣swere, that the power of his owne free-will, that accepted grace offered, made him to differ from another; and not God, or the power of his grace onlie. Hee will also say, (according to their doctrine) that in the worke of his con∣version, hee had freedome of will, which hee did not receiue by grace; and there∣fore hath that where-of to glorie, which hee received not.
2. Cor. 3.5. Not that wee are