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 1 4 |       own strength, merits, or works, but are freely justified
 2 5 |       Holy Ghost is given, who works faith; where and when it
 3 5 |     their own preparations and works. ~
 4 6 |        is necessary to do good works commanded by God, because
 5 6 |       should not rely on those works to merit justification before
 6 6 |     remission of sins, without works, by faith alone. ~
 7 12|        from terrors. Then good works are bound to follow, which
 8 16|      civil ordinances are good works of God, and that it is right
 9 18| pertaining to God, but only in works of this life, whether good
10 18|      evil. "Good" I call those works which spring from the good
11 18|      being. "Evil" I call such works as willing to worship an
12 20|           Article XX - Of Good Works ~~~~~~~Our teachers are falsely
13 20|     accused of forbidding good Works. For their published writings
14 20|       estates of life and what works in every calling be pleasing
15 20|     only childish and needless works, as particular holy-days,
16 20|      preach these unprofitable works as heretofore. Besides,
17 20|        we are justified not by works only, but they conjoin faith
18 20|     but they conjoin faith and works, and say that we are justified
19 20|     are justified by faith and works. This doctrine is more tolerable
20 20|     while only the doctrine of works was treated in the churches,
21 20|    follows: --~First, that our works cannot reconcile God or
22 20|      therefore, trusts that by works he merits grace, despises
23 20|        the gift of God, not of works, etc.~And lest any one should
24 20|     over against the merits of works. And Ambrose, in his De
25 20|       the preeminence of man's works be superseded by the mercy
26 20|        set at rest through any works, but only by faith, when
27 20|   plagued with the doctrine of works, they did not hear the consolation
28 20|        Some also devised other works whereby to merit grace and
29 20|        is necessary to do good works, not that we should trust
30 20|       able to bring forth good works. For Ambrose says: Faith
31 20|         and are too weak to do works which are good in God's
32 20|  charged with prohibiting good works, but rather the more to
33 20|      we are enabled to do good works. For without faith human
34 20|   nature can in no wise do the works of the First or of the Second
35 21|    follow their faith and good works, according to our calling,
36 26|    like traditions of men, are works profitable to merit grace,
37 26|       churches did exact these works as a service necessary to
38 26|      sake be exalted far above works. Wherefore Paul also lays
39 26|       something else than such works, to wit, the faith which
40 26|      made of faith; only those works of satisfaction were set
41 26|           these were accounted works that were worldly and imperfect,
42 26|        institute or to do such works that by them we may merit
43 26|     conscience, as though such works were a necessary service.~
44 27|      vows ascribe to their own works that which properly belongs
45 27|        others a share in their works. If any one should be inclined
46 27|     assigning justification to works? It is no light offense
47 27|       diligent in outward good works, and to serve our calling.
48 27|   commandments, that they have works of supererogation. All these
49 28|   things thought that by these works they were meriting grace.
50 28|   conscience that fastings are works which appease God that sin