The sum of sacred divinity briefly & methodically propoundedThe summe of sacred diuinitie briefly & methodically propounded

And hereof it is, that the Apostle saith, ^qHim that knew no sin, he made to be sin for us, in regard of our sins cast upon him, and imputed to him.

And hereof it is, that the Apostle saith, ^qHim that knew no sinne, he made to be sinne for vs, in regard of our sinnes cast vpon him, and imputed to him.

1. q2. Cor. 5. 27.

Secondly, taking our sins, he took with-all the¹ guilt, and the whole Curse, and punishment due unto them. By reason of the guilt there befell him fear and horror from the sense of his Fathers wrath, Heb. 5. 7. Sorrow, trouble of mind, astonishment, heaviness unto death, Math. 26. 38. Which specially appearing towards the end of his days, when he was to enter into the lists, and to fight the great combat, hand to hand with his angry Father, did withal stretch it self in some measure to the rest of the parts of his life. Of the ^rother ⟨p. 318⟩we read, The chastisement of our peace did lye upon him. For this cause he is said ^sto have given his soul a Ransom for many, and to be a ^t