Romans 5

^{1 a} By peace here is ment that incredible and moste constant joye of minde when we are deliuered from all terror of conscience, & fully persuaded of the fauour of God: and this peace is the frute of fatih.

^{1 !} He declareth the frute of faith.

^{5 b} For it hathe euer good successe.

^{5 c} He meaneth that loue wherewith God loueth vs.

^{7 !} And by comparison setteth forthe the loue of God and obedience of Christ, which is the fundacion and grounde of the same.

^{7 d} By this comparison he amplifieth the death of Christ.

^{7 e} That is, for suche one of whome he hathe receiued good.

^{10 f} Because of sinne: yet friendes by the grace of Christ.

^{13 g} From Adam to Moses.

^{14 h} He meaneth yong babes, which nether had the knowledge of the Law of nature, nor any motion of concupiscence, much lesse committed any actual sinnes: & this may also comprehand the Gentiles.

^{14 i} Yet all mankinde, as it were sinned when thei were as yet inclosed in Adames loynes.

^{14 k} Which was Christ.

^{16 l} For by Christ we are not onely deliuered from the sinnes of Adam, but also from all suche as we haue added thereunto.

^{17 m} The justice of Jesus Christ which is imputed to the faithful.

^{18 n} Which beleue to be saued in Jesus Christ.

^{20 o} The Lawe of Moses.

^{20 p} That it might be more manifestly knowen & set before all mens eyes.