The Theological Works of William Beveridge, D.D; Sometime Lord Bishop of St. Asaph Volume 13 - Softcover

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1845 edition. Excerpt: ...dychrr) 3sBa1'co'mc fru-nip et 1n'r1'Ews. Procl. in Ar-' men. ibl. Vet. Patr. fol. Par. idem vol. l. p.3I1. l shall add but two more; viz. Salvian: m Seeing, as we have said, this is the faith of a Christian, faithfully to keep the commands of Christ; it is so without all doubt, that he hath no faith that is an infidel, neither doth he believe in Christ that tramples upon the commands of Christ; and therefore he that doth believe cannot but obey them." And St. Chrysostome: " As soon as ever thou believcst, thou wilt be adorned also with good works. Not because it is wanting to other works, but because faith is of itself full of good works." And thus we see how faith is the root of works, and works the fruit of faith; and therefore we cannot but conclude, that faith may be as evidently known by its works as a tree is discerned by the fruit. Y Fides quae est justitiae fundamentum quam nulla bona opera praecedunt, et ex qua omnia pro data servare, fit absque dubio ut nec fidem habeat qui infidelis est, nec christum credat qui christi man cedunt, ipsa nos a peccatis purgat, memes nostras illuminat, neo reconciliat, cunctis participibus naturae nostrae consociat, spem nobis futurae remunerationis inspirat, auget in nobis virtutes sanctas, ac nos in earum possessione confirmat. Prosper. de vita contemplat. L III. e. 21. l Cum ut diximus hoc sit hominis christiani fides, fideliter Christi man data conculcat. Salvian. de provid. y l. 4. finita t Dim ovu dpa 1110'-nuaas ripa xai roig Pp-yocc e'K6;.r;0'as" mix art xai s')Xshrg 1rpor rd 'p-ya, cilix drt Kaa e'au'rr')v m'a'rl.s niiagpus iov-iv zi'ya9 w gpymv. Chrysost. arspi 1n'centsr1'ecentsos xai sic 1