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 1 4 |      to have wished to arouse faith in the midst of wrong thinking
 2 5 | beyond the mere profession of faith, Christian virtues are necessary
 3 6 |   reason alone, laying divine faith entirely aside; and, through
 4 7 |  other the light of Christian faith, which is the principle
 5 10|    the author and finisher of faith."5 Hence, however strongly
 6 11|    testimony to the Christian faith, but the readiness of their
 7 13|       and nourished by divine faith; for God is the Author of
 8 13|     the nourishment of divine faith than the pious habit of
 9 13|       or fully than Christian faith.~
10 15|      many signs of a reviving faith. Would that like the spark
11 15| restored to proper order with faith in God, as in duty bound,