¶ And on the other syde thou must serch diligently for the promises of mercie which God hath promised the agayne. Which .ii. poyntes/ that is to wete/ [the] lawe spiritually interpreted/ how that all is dānable synne that is not vnfayned loue out of the grownde and botom of the herte after the ensample of Christes loue to vs/ because we be all equally created ād formed of one god oure father/ and indifferently bought & redemed with one bloud of oure sauioure Iesus Christe: ād that the promises be geuen vn to a repentynge soule that thursteth and longeth after them/ of the pure and fatherly mercie of god thorow oure faith onely with oute al deseruinge of oure dedes or merites of oure werkes/ but for Christes sake alone and for the merites ād deseruinges of his werkes/ deth and passions that he sofered all to gether for vs & not for him selfe: whych .ii. poyntes I saye/ if they be written in thine herte/ are the keyes which so open all the scripture vn to the/ that no creature can locke the out/ and with which thou shalt goo in and out/ and finde pasture and fode euery where. And yf these lesons be not writtten in thyne herte/ then is all the scripture shutt vpp/ as a cornell in the shale/ so that thou mayst read it and comen of it and reherse all the stories of it and dispute sotilly and be a profounde sophister/ and yet vnderstond not one Iot therof. ¶ And thridly that thou take the stories & liues which are cōteyned in the bible/ for sure ād vndowted ensamples/ [that] God so will deale with vs vn to the worldes ende. ¶ Here with Reader farewell and be commended vn to God/ and vn to the grace of hys spryte. And first se that thou stoppe not thyne eares vn to the callynge of god/ and that thou harden not thine herte begyled with fleshly interpretinge of the law & false imagined and ypocritish rightwesnesse/ and so the Niniuites ryse with the at [the] day of iudgement & condemne the. ¶ And secōdarily if thou finde ought amisse/ when thou seyst thy selfe in the glasse of Gods worde/ thynke it cōpendious wisdome/ to amende [the] same betymes/ moneshed & warned by the ensample of other men/ rather thē to tary vntill thou be beten also.