The second part of the fourth homily, written by Thomas Cranmer, on true faith. In this part of the homily, Cranmer lays out the relationship between, faith, love, and good works - that true, saving faith always expresses itself in good works and transformed living. He also shows how the faith of the Old Testament believers stands in continuity with our faith as New Testament believers, although they looked forward to the days of Christ, and we live in the days when Christ has come.

Homily sourced from: https://forums.anglican.net/threads/homily-1-4-of-the-true-and-lively-faith.1964/
Opening and closing music:
Holy, Holy, Holy, by Stephanie Devlin. Used with kind permission.
Find out more at: https://www.stephaniedevlin.com/.

Bible References:
Hebrews 11.4-38; Genesis 4.4-5; Genesis 6.22; Genesis 11.31; Genesis 12.1-5; Genesis 22.1-18; Genesis 26.1-35; Exodus 2.11; Exodus 14.22; Joshua 6.20; Daniel 6.16-23; Daniel 3.13-28; Hebrews 11.36-38; 2 Corinthians 4.13; Isaiah 63.10-11; 1 John 2.3-4; 1 John 3.6-7; 1 John 3.19-22; 1 John 5.1, 18; 1 John 5.13; 3 John 11; 1 John 3.2-3; 1 John 2.5; 1 John 5.3; John 6.47; Matthew 25.46; Revelations 21.6-8; John 14.21-24;

Apocrypha References:
Sirach 32.24; Sirach 44.17; Sirach 44.20; Sirach 1.21, Sirach 15.1;

Other References:
Augustine, De Fide et Operibus 23, 42 (PL 40. 224), Libro de fide and operibus;
Pseudo-Chrysostom, De Fide et Lege Naturae 1 [PG 48.1081], Sermo. de lege & fide.;
Augustine, In Joannis Evangelium Tract. 45 10, 9 [PL 35: 1722])

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