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The Scripture Gospel defended, and Christ, grace, and free justification vindicated against the libertines…
The Scripture Gospel defended, and Christ, grace, and free justification vindicated against the libertines ... in two books : the first, a breviate of fifty controversies about justification ... : the second upon the sudden reviving of antinomianism ... and the re-printing of Dr. Crisp's sermons with additions ... / by Richard Baxter ...
London: printed for Tho. Parkhurst, 1690
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
Pag. 91, &c. He at large striveth to prove that it was not only the guilt of sin, or the Punishment that God put on Christ, but the very sin it self. So p. 108. (Having well proved, that Imputation signifieth not, That God lied, or mis-reckoned, but only reckoned that to be, which truly is: He saith, [That Christ became as really and truly the Person that had all these sins, as he that did commit them really and truly, had them:] Read more, Serm. 6. pag. 139. There is not one Passage of Scripture that speaks of imputing our sins to Christ.
Pag. 91, &c. He at large striveth to prove that it was not only the guilt of sin, or the Punishment that God put on Christ, but the very sin it self. So p. 108. (Having well proved, that Imputation signifieth not, That God lyed, or mis-reckoned, but only reckoned that to be, which truly is: He saith, [That Christ became as really and truly the Person that had all these sins, as he that did commit them really and truly, had them:] Read more, Serm. 6. pag. 139. There is not one Passage of Scripture that speaks of imputing our sins to Christ.
Vol. 1. Serm. 10. pag. 242. For ANY HURT that such sins can do to us, it is not possible; for Christ hath made satisfaction. pag. 239. Tho' sins be committed, there is no peace broken, because the breach of peace is satisfied in Christ. p. 234, 235. That they are to do, they are not to do it with ANY EYE to their own Advantage, that being already perfectly completed to their hands, before they do any thing: But with an Eye to glorify God, and to serve their Generation. And page. 236, 237. he is large in threatening them that pr•y or do any thing for Life, or furthering our Salvation, ⟨image 82⟩Do this, and live; being the Voice of the Law, therefore we must do nothing that we may live, (or as elsewhere he saith) to •e ever the better for it.
Vol. 1. Serm. 10. pag. 242. For ANY HURT that such sins can do to us, it is not possible; for Christ hath made satisfaction. pag. 239. Tho' sins be committed, there is no peace broken, because the breach of peace is satisfied in Christ. p. 234, 235. That they are to do, they are not to do it with ANY EYE to their own Advantage, that being already perfectly compleated to their hands, before they do any thing: But with an Eye to glorifie God, and to serve their Generation. And page. 236, 237. he is large in threatning them that pry or do any thing for Life, or furthering our Salvation,