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St. Paul's Epistle to the Romans, A Practical Exposition. Vol. I

Note 11 — DIVISION I. § 2. CHAPTER II. 1-29.

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See on this subject Life and Letters of Dr. Hort (Macmillan), vol. ii. p. 337: 'Faith itself, not being an intellectual assent to propositions, but an attitude of heart and mind, is present in a more or less rudimentary state in every upward effort or aspiration of man.' Also Gibson, Thirty-Nine Articles (Methuen), ii. p. 420.

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