Out of the first chapter of Genesis.
Necessarie.
[proposition 1] SEeing the holie scrip∣ture is a declaration of the wisedome of God, we haue from thence the fountaine of our felici∣tie.
[proposition 2] Albeit that those things which be set downe in the holie scriptures, doo serue both vnto knowledge and practise, yet is there nothing therein contei∣ned, but is a furtherance to our actions.
[proposition 3] The excellencie of the holie scriptures is here∣in perceiued, that it sendeth vs to the high cause of the will of God, which is reuealed in them.
[proposition 4] The summe of those things which are contei∣ned in the holie scriptures, is the lawe and the Gospell, which parts are indifferentlie contei∣ned, as well in the new as in the old testament.
[proposition 5] The fift booke of Genesis hath a preface agrée∣able to the lawe and the Gospell, as being that which should be capable both of the one part and the other.
[proposition 6] They which perceiue the knowledge of God, taught here by the creation, doo obteine the same by faith.
[proposition 7] We beléeue that the world was so made by God, that notwithstanding there is auouched no alteration of the will of God.
Probable.
[proposition 1] HEauen and earth, which are written to haue béene first made, doo expresse the matter of all things that were to be brought foorth, both of the bodies aboue and beneath.
[proposition 2] The spirit of the Lord which was carried vp∣on