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KEY Commentary Side Textual Bibliographic Scriptural
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wysnesse of him that can but synne and hath nought of hym
selfe to make amendes / is the forgeuenesse of sinne / which faith
only bringeth. And as forforth as we be
vnryghtwese / faith only iustifieth vs actiuely and else
nothinge on our partie. And as ferforth as we haue synned /
be in sinne or do synne or shall synne / so ferforth must
fayth in christes bloud iustifie vs only and else nothynge.
To loue / is to be rightwesse so ferforth as thou louest / but not to
make rightwesse / ner to make peace. To beleue in
christes bloud with a repentinge hert is to make rightwesse
and the only makynge of peace and satisfaccion to godwarde.
And thus because termes be darke to them that be not
experte and excercysed / we all waye sett out our meanynge
wyth clere ensamples / reportynge our selues vn
to the hertes and consciences of all men.
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vnryghtwese] ed., vnryghwese 1531, vnrighteous 1573
ROMANS: 3.24–25: 207/19
ROMANS: 3.25: 126/17–18, 193/30–31, 197/18–19,
197/30–31,202/11, 205/3,207/21
EPHESIANS: 2.15— 16: 207/22–23
More [1531]
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M. the blasphemous wordes of luther seme to
signifie / that both saynt Ihon baptiste & oure ladie
were synners. T. Ihon baptiste sayde too christ .Mat .iij.
I had nede to be baptised of the and comest thou to me?
wherof did Ihon confesse that he had nede to be washed and
purged by chryste / off hys holynesse and good dedes? when Ihon sayd / behold the lambe off god that taketh a waye the
synne of the worlde / he was not off that sorte ner had any
synnes to be taken
awaie at any time / ner any parte in christes bloude whych
dyed for synners only. Ihon came too restore all thynge
sayth christ. That is / he came to enterpret the law of God
truly and to proue all flesh synners / too send them to
Christe / as paul doeth in the begynnynge off the Romans.
Whych law if Master More coude vnderstonde how spirituall yt
ys and what yt requireth off
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LUKE: 2.43–45: 207/27–28
Tyndale [1531]
MATTHEW: 3.14: 207/29–30
JOHN: 1.29: 207/32–33
Matt. 17.11, Mark 9.12:
208/2
ROMANS: 3.20: 206/8, 208/3–4
ROMANS: 1.5: 208/4
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