2 c Which is to acknowledge him to be verie God, to worship him, and seke vnto him for helpe.
2 a Whome God hathe separate from the rest of the worlde, purified, and giuen to his Sonne, that he might be in them, and they in him.
5 f He commendeth those giftes in them, whose abuse after he doeth reproue, as eloquence, philosophie, and their knowledge of Gods worde.
10 h Disagreing in wordes ingendreth dissention of minde, whereof procedeth repugnancie of judgement, which is the mother of schisme and heresie.
14 l This Gaius was Pauls hoste, in whose house also the Church was at Corinthus, {Rom. 16, 23}:there was yet another so called, which was of Derbe & followed Paul, {Act 20,4}
17 o When men shulde attribute that vnto eloquence, which onely belonged to the power of God.
17 m That is, chiefly & peculiarly.
20 q He that is so subtil in discussing questions? & herein Paul reprocheth euen the best learned, as thogh not one of them colde perceiue by his owne wisdome this mysterie of Christ reueiled in the Gospel.
20 p That is, the interpreter of the Law.
25 r He speaketh in the persone of the wicked, who contrarie to their conscience rather attribute these things to God then acknowledge their owne follie & weakenes.
26 s According as the worlde termeth wise men.
28 u Estemed & in reputacion.