In Switzerland from 1516 to 1525 - James Aitken Wylie

Apostles, that he might show them how
Christianity was diffused. He next expounded the
Epistles, that he might have an opportunity of
inculcating the Christian graces, and showing that
the Gospel is not only a "doctrine," but also a
"life." He then took up the Epistles of St. Peter, that
he might reconcile the two apostles, and show the
harmony that reigns in the New Testament on the
two great subjects of "Faith" and "Works;" and last
of all he expounded the Epistle to the Hebrews,
showing the harmony that subsists between the two
Dispensations, that both have one substance, and
that one substance is the Gospel– Salvation of
Grace– and that the difference lay only in the mode
of revelation, which was by type and symbol in the
one case, by plain literal statements in the other.
"Here they were to learn," says Zwingli, "that
Christ is our alone true High Priest. That was the
seed I sowed; Matthew, Luke, Paul, Peter have
watered it, but God caused it to thrive." And in a
letter to Myconius, of December 31st, 1519, he
reports that "at Zurich upwards of 2,000 souls had
already been so strengthened and nourished by the
milk of the truth, that they could now bear stronger
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