Secondly, hence we learn that till a man be called and his person justified and sanctified, all that ever he does is sin. First, his common actions, his eating, drinking, sleeping, walking, talking are all sins. Yea, secondly, the works of his calling and his labor in the same, though never so just, equal, and upright. Thirdly, further, his civil actions—namely, the practice of civil virtues. His outward gravity, meekness, sobriety, temperance, quietness, uprightness, and all outward conformity are