Remissioun

To satisfie for syne lyes not in manis power, but the remissioun thairof cumis by unfeaned reapentance, and by faith apprehending God the Father mercifull in Christ Jesus, his sone. ❋ John Knox (N/A)

I say not so, but I say, We should do no good werkis for that intent to gett the kingdome of heavin, or remissioun of synnes. ❋ John Knox (N/A)

And consequentlie, thei which beleve to be saved be thair werkis, or to gett remissioun of synnes be thair awin deidis, beleve not God, bot raccompt him a liear, and so utterlie denye him to be God. ❋ John Knox (N/A)

Or, yf we think to gett remissioun of our synnes, as said is, we beleve nott that thei ar forgevin us by Christ, and so we compt God a liear. ❋ John Knox (N/A)

We should do no good werkis, for that intent to get the inheritance of heavin, or remissioun of synnes throw thame. ❋ John Knox (N/A)

For whosoevir belevith to gett the inheritance of heavin or remissioun of synnes, throw werkis, he belevith nott to gett that for Christis saik. ❋ John Knox (N/A)

"All the Propheittis to him bare witness, that whosoevir belevith in him shall have remissioun of thair synnes." ❋ John Knox (N/A)

Regentis remissioun for there usurpatioun; for by the stout and wyese counsall of the Larde of Grange, did the Erle of Errane, then secound persone to the Croune, [242] causse assemble the nobilitie of the realme, and required the equitie of thare judgementis in that his just suyt to the governement of this realm, during the minoritie of hir to whome hie was to succeid, failling of hir and of hir lauchfull successioun. [ ❋ John Knox (N/A)