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History of the Reformation in the Sixteenth Century, Volume 2

Note 418 — Chap. III.

Henry Beveridge translation

"Baptismum neminem justificare, sed fidem in verbum promissionis cui additur Baptismus." (Cochlœus, Act. Luth. 28.) That no man is justified by baptism, but only by faith, in the word of the promise to which baptism is annexed.

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