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To conclude, we must very circum∣spectly see to this, that we build wisely vp∣on on that foundation: for that doctrine is sound concerning good workes, which is deriued from the doctrine a of faith, fo∣lowing the same as the effect doth the cause. For to this end are we iustified by faith in Christ, that we may shewe our
selues thankfull vnto God for so inspeak∣able a benefite, by our continuall ende∣uour and care to serue God in all good workes, and in all holinesse & righteous∣nesse of life.
This is the method which Paule vseth, in a maner, in all his Epistles, as to Rom. Gal. Ephes. Phil. Col. &c.