For this end he makes the declaration, that none might put confidence in the intercession of saints.

Ye fools! who run to Rome to seek there for the intercession of an Apostle.

When will ye be wise?
What would St.Augustine say of you, whom ye have so often quoted ?' Such, Florry, are the words of the celebrated Claud of Turin; but as he is regarded by your church somewhat as a reformer, I will just read one passage from Anselm, whose orthodoxy no Papist ever questioned.

Speaking of the intercession of Christ--'If the people sin a thousand times, they need no other Saviour; because this suffices for all things, and cleanses from all sin.' Florry, we have jointly admired the character of one of the earliest martyrs, St.Cyprian.
Will you hear him on this subject?
--'Christ, if it be possible, let us all follow.

Let us be baptized in his name.