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THis reconciliation bringeth with it al∣so satisfactiō of that wherin euery mā is bounde to his brother, so farre forth as he shall be able to do by Christian chari∣tie. For albeit, that there is none other but the satisfaction of Iesus Christe only, that may satisfie for vs at the iudgement of God, yet for all that the same doth not abolish this satisfaction, which is to satis∣fie
vnto men, for so much as it is a frute of the true repentance and of the true iu∣stification and sanctification of a Chrstian man. For it is not a signe that a mā doth in dede repente him of his faulte, and of the wrong that he hath done to his bro∣ther, so long as he shall not recompence him according to the meanes that God shall giue him.