Galatians 6

^{1 a} Ether by reason of his flesh or Satan.

^{1 !} He exhorteth them to vse gentlenes towarde the weake.

^{2 !} And to shewe their brotherlie loue and modestie

^{2 b} Christ exhorteth in sondrie places to mutual loue, and therefore brotherlie loue is here called the Law of Christ, & his commandement, {John 13:34, & 25,12}

^{4 d} For his rejoycing is a testimonie of a good conscience, {2 Cor. 1,12} wherein he may rejoyce before men, but not before God.

^{6 e} For it were ashame not to prouide for their corporal necessities, which fede our soules with the heauenlie deinties.

^{6 !} Also to prouide for their ministers

^{8 f} He proueth that the ministers must be nowrished: for if men onely prouide for worldelie things without respect of the life euerlasting, then they procure to them selues death, & mocke God, who hathe giuen them nis ministers to teache them heauenlie things.

^{9 g} The frute which God hathe promised.

^{9 !} To perseuere.

^{12 h} By the outwarde ceremonies.

^{12 i} That is, for preaching Christ crucified.

^{13 k} That thei haue made you Jewes.

^{14 l} By the worlde he meaneth all outwarde pompe, ceremonies & things, which please mens fantasies.

^{14 !} To rejoyce in the corsse of Christ.

^{15 !} To newnes of life.

^{15 m} Which is regenerate by faith.

^{16 n} That is, vpon the Jewes, as {Rom. 2:19}

^{16 !} And last of all wisheth to them with the rest of the faithful all prosperitie.

^{17 o} Let no man trouble my preaching, from hence forthe: for my markes are witnesses how valiantly I haue foght.

^{17 p} Which are odious to the worlde, but glorious before God.