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first it is plaine, merit is joyned in both, with obtaining. 2. Againe, Merits are good, and Merits are bad: the word is common to both. 3. Merit signifies in Saint Augustine's sense, no dignity of work, but only a meanes of obtaining. For, it is impossible, that evill merit (that is, sinne ) out of the dignity of the work should merit grace ; |
First it is plain, merit is joined in both, with obtaining. 2. Again, Merits Are good, and Merits Are bad: the word is Common to both. 3. Merit signifies in Saint Augustine's sense, no dignity of work, but only a means of obtaining. For, it is impossible, that evil merit (that is, sin) out of the dignity of the work should merit grace; |
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