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fully in his tract, De peccato originali ad Urbanum Rhegium, 1526
(Opera, III. 627-645), and in his Confession to Charles V.
ft155 § 27, p. 85 sq.; vol. VI. 620 sqq., and Creeds of Christendom, I. 372-
377.
ft156 He often speaks on this subject in his epistles, commentaries, the tract
on Providence, and most confidently at the close of his Exposition of
the Christian Faith, addressed to the king of France. See the passages in
Schaff, Creeds of Christendom, I, 382, and A. Baur, l.c. II. 772.
Comp. also Zeller, l.c. p. 163; Alex. Schweizer, Die Prot.
Centraldogmen, I. 94 sqq., and Reform. Glaubenslehre, II. 10 sq.;
Dorner, Gesch. der protestTheol., p. 284 (who with his usual fairness
vindicates Zwingli against misrepresentations).
ft157 Chapter X. 3.”Elect” infants, however, implies, in the strict Calvinistic
system, “reprobate” infants who are lost. This negative feature has died
out. See on this subject Schaff, Creeds of Christendom, I. 378-384,
and his Creed Revision in the Presbyterian Churches, New York,
1890, p. 17 sqq.
ft158 This serious error is corrected in the Revised English Version of 1881.
It is an anachronism when a scholar of the nineteenth century denies
the distinction between Hades or Sheol (i.e. the spirit-world or realm of
the dead) and Gehenna (i.e. hell, or the place and state of the lost).
ft159 “Jetzst geht’s über die Geistlichen, dann kommt es an die Junker.”
ft160 Comp. vol. VI. § 37, p. 178 sqq.
ft161 Nevertheless, two young friends of the Reformation published reports
from memory.
ft162 In Eck’s und Faber’s Badenfahrt:
“Eck zappelt mit Füssen und Händen,
Fing an zu schelten und schänden.
Er sprach: Ich blib by dem Verstand,
Den Papst, Cardinal, und Bishof hand.”
ft163 “Nicht überdisputirt, aber überschrieen ist er.”
ft164 In another witty poem, quoted by Bullinger (I. 357 sq.), the two
disputants are thus contrasted:—