The Soul's Conflict with Itself

Here is a special use of Trust, in the ¹•e mercy of God in justification, (con•ing all is stained that comes from […]) it is one main end of Gods leaving […] in this conflicting condition, that […] may live and die by faith in the perrest righteousness of Christ, whereby […] God more, then if we had […] righteousness of our own. […] by likewise, we are driven to •e use of all the promises of Grace, •d to trust in God for the perforce of them, in strengthening his ⟨p. 388⟩own party in us, and not only to trus• in God for particular graces, but for hi• Spirit which is the spring of all grace which we have through and fr• Christ: who will help us in this fight, until he hath made us like himself. We are under the government of Grace, sin is deposed from the rule it had; and shall never recover the right it had again; It is left in […] for matter of exercise, and ground of triumph.

Here is a speciall use of Trust, in the ¹•e mercy of God in justification, (con•ing all is stained that comes from 〈…〉) it is one maine end of Gods leaving 〈…〉 in this conflicting condition, that 〈…〉 may live and die by faith in the per•st righteousnesse of Christ, whereby 〈…〉 God more, then if wee had 〈…〉 righteousnesse of our owne. 〈…〉 by likewise, wee are driven to •e use of all the promises of Grace, d to trust in God for the perforce of them, in strengthening his