§ 5.1. And for the first I explained it here, and more fully in my Treat. of Justifying Righteousness: And to repeat as oft as any one will call for it that hath not leisure to read it already done is tedious. In short [Christ in the Common Nature of man made under the Law of Innocency, of Moses and that proper to the Mediator, did in the undertaken Person of a Mediator, Sponsor ⟨p. 79⟩for, interposing Friend and Saviour, perfectly fulfil all these, and give up himself to suffering as a Sacrifice for Mans Sin, that by the Merit and Satisfaction of him that was God and Man, and Mans undertaking Mediator and Sponsor, doing and suffering because we had sinned, and deserved suffering, and that for our sakes, and partly •n our stead, the ends of God as Governor by the Law of Innocency, and Mos•s might be obtained to his Glory, without our fulfilling of those Laws or Suffering the deserved Penalty, and God in consistency with his Wisdom, Holiness and Justice, might for these Merits and Satisfaction of Christ give all things into his Hands as the Redeemer, even all Power in Heaven and Earth, and make him Lord of the Dead and Living, and Head over all things to the Church, and give him the Keys, and commit all Judgment to him; that by the will of the Father he might make with fallen redeemed Man a Law and Covenant of •race, giving them Himself in incomprehensible Union, and with himself his indwelling sanctifying comforting Spirit of Adoption, with a Covenant Right to Pardon, justification, Adoption and Glory, if they will penitently accept it, by a fiducial practical belief: And calling Sinners, to this Faith and Repentance, and effectually drawing his Elect, might by this Covenant give them as soon as they so believe, an actual right to that impunity, Grace and Glory which was antecedently given conditionally to all. And might finally perform all this to them.
§ 5.1. And for the first I explained it here, and more fully in my Treat. of Ju•tifying Righteousness: And to repeat as oft as any one will call for it that hath not leisure to read it already done is tedious. In short [Christ in the Common Nature of man made under the Law of Innocency, of Moses and that proper to the Mediator, did in the undertaken Person of a Mediator, Sponsor ⟨p. 79⟩for, interposing Friend and Saviour, perfectly fulfil all these, and give up himself to suffering as a Sacrifice for Mans Sin, that by the Merit and Satisfaction of him that was God and Man, and Mans undertaking Mediator and Sponsor, doing and suffering because we had sinned, and deserved suffering, and that for our sakes, and partly •n our stead, the ends of God as Governour by the Law of Innocency, and Mos•s might be obtained to his Glory, without our fulfilling of those Laws or Suffering the deserved Penalty, and God in consistency with his Wisdom, Holiness and Justice, might for these Merits and Satisfaction of Christ give all things into his Hands as the Redeemer, even all Power in Heaven and Earth, and make him Lord of the Dead and Living, and Head over all things to the Church, and give him the Keys, and commit all Judgment to him; that by the will of the Father he might make with faln redeemed Man a Law and Covenant of •race, giving them Himself in incomprehensible Union, and with himself his indwelling sanctifying comforting Spirit of Adoption, with a Covenant Right to Pardon, •ustification, Adoption and Glory, if they will penitently accept it, by a siducial practical belief: And calling Sinners, to this Faith and Repentance, and effectually drawing his Elect, might by this Covenant give them as soon as they so believe, an actual right to that impunity, Grace and Glory which was antecedently given conditionally to all. And might finally perform all this to them.
