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On the Profit of Believing.

Introduction

Section 1. IF, Honoratus, a heretic, and a man trusting heretics seemed to me one andà

Section 2. It is then my purpose to prove to youà

Section 5. All that Scripture therefore, which is called the Old Testamentà

Section 7. And further, analogy, whereby the agreement of both Testaments is plainly seenà

Section 8. For that both history of the Old Testamentà

Section 9. Here therefore these men too evil, while they essay to make void the Lawà

Section 10. But, passing over in the mean while the depth of knowledgeà

Section 11. And, this being so, hear also just so many conditions and differences of theà

Section 14. But now I will proceed with what I have begunà

Section 18. But in truth was there either decree of any lawà

Section 21. This, you will say, is ridiculous, whereas all profess to hold and teach thisà

Section 25. Wherefore it now remains to consider, in what manner we ought not to followà

Section 26. For I ask, if what is not known must not be believedà

Section 28. Here again arises a very difficult question. For in what way shall we foolsà

Section 33. Wherefore, although I am not able to teachà

Section 36. Wherefore, if either our reasoning or our discourse hath in any way moved youà

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