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Again that a mā is iustified by faith on∣ly, is very cleare by other places of the A∣postle: as where he disputeth that there is a 1.1 no righteousnes by faith, but that which is by grace: where he b 1.2 denieth righteous∣nesse to the workes of the law: to workes (I say) not onely ceremoniall but also mo∣rall: as may plainly appeare by these sen∣tences which he vseth for confirmation of
his purpose: as, the c 1.3 man that shall do these things, shall liue in them: and d 1.4 cursed is eue∣ry man, that continueth not in all things which are written in the booke of the law to do them: and by these conclusions: righte∣ousnesse is not by the law, for by the law com∣meth the e 1.5 knowledge of sinne. The law f 1.6 cau∣seth wrath, Ergo not righteousnesse.
Rom. 4.2.3.4.
Rom. 3.21. and 28. Gal. 2.16.
Gal. 3.12.
Ibid. 10.
Rom. 3.20
Rom. 4.15