1 a For the Law of the members continually fighteth against the Law of the minde.
1 ! Hauing shewed the cause of all wrong, and wickednes, and also of all graces and goodnes.
4 ! He exhorteth themm to loue God.
4 b He calleth adulterers here after the maner of the Scriptures, them which preferre the pleasures of the worlde to the loue of God.
5 c The imagination of mans heart is wicked, {Gene 6 and 5, & 8,21}
7 ! And submit them selues to him.
9 d The greke worde signifieth that heauines, which is joyned with a certeine sham fastnes, as appeareth in the countenance.
11 e In vsurping the autoritie of judging, which is due to the Law.
13 ! But patiently to depend on Gods prouidence.
13 g We oght to submit our selues to the prouidence of God.
17 h He answereth to them which said they knewe what was good, but they wolde not do it.
41 ! Not speaking euil of their neighbours.