A27064:1058
Universal redemption of mankind, by the Lord Jesus Christ stated and cleared by the…
Universal redemption of mankind, by the Lord Jesus Christ stated and cleared by the late learned Mr. Richard Barter [sic] ; whereunto is added a short account of Special redemption, by the same author.
London: printed for John Salusbury, 1694
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.
Abundance of the like importance might be cited from Scripture, but this is not the place. Methinks those Antinomians should not be against this Doctrine, who (falsely) teach, that that it is only Temporal Punishment or Chastisement that Believers Pray against, when they daily Pray, forgive us our Trespasses (as the most moderate of their Books do affirm.
Abundance of the like importance might be cited from Scripture, but this is not the place. Methinks those Antinomians should not be against this Doctrine, who (falsly) teach, that that it is only Temporal Punishment or Chastisement that Believers Pray against, when they daily Pray, forgive us our Trespasses (as the most moderate of their Books do affirm.
Concl. 12. This imperfection in Remission of Sin here, comes not from any deficiency in Gods Love, or Christs satisfaction, but from God's Wisdom (in the right giving out of his Mercies) and Man's State, and the nature of the work. Yea, in sensu activo, in respect of God as mere Legislator of the Law of Works, Remission may be said to be perfect; that is, quantum in se in illa Relatione, he hath perfectly pardoned it, by quitting all his right of punishing, into the hands of the satisfier. From whom he receives, to him he delivereth. But Christ seeth it meet to give it out to us on Conditions, and by Degrees; and we are not at the highest Degree 'till the end of all, at Judgment; (even the Remission it self, and not only the manifestation is thus given by Degrees.) And so it may be longer coming to us, and be still passively imperfect through our incapacity. As a King receiving a Ransom for a Prisoner, may agree when all the Ransom is paid, that yet he shall be delivered but by Degrees, or upon Conditions.
Concl. 12. This imperfection in Remission of Sin here, comes not from any deficiency in Gods Love, or Christs satisfaction, but from God's Wisdom (in the right giving out of his Mercies) and Man's State, and the nature of the work. Yea, in sensu activo, in respect of God as meer Legislator of the Law of Works, Remission may be said to be perfect; that is, quantum in se in illa Relatione, he hath perfectly pardoned it, by quitting all his right of punishing, into the hands of the satisfier. From whom he receives, to him he delivereth. But Christ seeth it meet to give it out to us on Conditions, and by Degrees; and we are not at the highest Degree 'till the end of all, at Judgment; (even the Remission it self, and not only the manifestation is thus given by Degrees.) And so it may be longer coming to us, and be still passively imperfect through our incapacity. As a King receiving a Ransom for a Prisoner, may agree when all the Ransom is paid, that yet he shall be delivered but by Degrees, or upon Conditions.