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To justify is as much to say as to quit from judgment and from the denounced and uttered sentence of condemnation. It signifieth to remit offences, to cleanse, to sanctify, and to give inheritance of life everlasting.
Heinrich Bullinger — Heinrich Bullinger, The Decades, First Decade, Sermon 6 (of justification by faith), Parker Society English ed., ed. Thomas Harding (Cambridge, 1849).
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