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Here by it is easily vnderstood, what is mēt in that wee haue euermore confessed and doe yet constantly confesse with the holy scripturs and with the godly fathers, that wee are iusti∣fied by faith alone. For sith to bee iustified by
faith in the sight of God, is nothing else, but to be accounted iust by the remission of sinne and iustice of Christ apprehended by faith: & that this is onely the true righteousnes: whē∣as, whatsoeuer inherent righteousnesse there is in vs, and whatsoeuer good worke wee doe, is such as cannot stande in the sight of God: according to that saying, Enter not into iudge∣ment with thy seruant O Lord, for no flesh is righte∣ous in thy sight: and that also, if thou markest what is done amisse O Lord, Lord vvho can abide it? it most plainely appeareth, that our beleefe con∣cerning iustification by faith alone is most cer∣taine and most true.
Psal. 142.2
Psal. 130.3