Thou] Hereby it is evident that Saint James in this discourse doth not onely speak of a bare profession of faith, or of a shew and shadow of faith, but of some kind which is true in its kind, though not justifying or saving; this is generally called an historicall or dogmaticall faith, and is nothing else but an assent unto the word of God as true in generall. It is well] Yet not sufficient, and the reason hereof is taken from the faith of devils, whose faith is not sufficient to salvation, though they beleeve those truths which are contained in the word of God. beleeve] Matthew 8:29. Mark 5:7. tremble] By reason, that by their faith they beleeve that judgment wherewith they shall be sentenced at the last day.