THE ANSWERE.

Pleasith it your Lordschippis, I have redd in the Epistles of Sanct

Paule, "That who is cleane, unto thame all thingis is cleane." Of the

contrarie, "To the filthie men, all thingis ar uncleane." A faithfull

man, cleane and holy, sanctifieth by the worde the creature of God; but

the creature maketh no man acceptable unto God: so that a creature may

not sanctifie any impure and unfaithfull man. But to the faythfull man,

all thingis ar sanctifeid, by the prayer of the worde of God.

After these sayingis of Maister George, then said all the Bischoppes,

with thare complices, "Quhat nedeth us any witnesse against him: hath he

nott oppinlie hear spokin blasphemie?"

The Works of John Knox, Volume 1 (of 6) · 第 111 / 202 题