Universal redemption of mankind, by the Lord Jesus Christ stated and cleared by the…

And therefore when I said before that he satisfied God as Legislator of the Law of works, for sin as sin, it is to be understood of the Law of Works, as contradistinct from the Law of Grace; and so all the sins peremptorily Condemned by the Law of Grace, are excepted from the satisfaction: Not only (nor at all) because they are the sins of such Persons, but because they are such excepted sins, who ever the person be.

And therefore when I said before that he satisfyed God as Legislator of the Law of works, for sin as sin, it is to be understood of the Law of Works, as contradistinct from the Law of Grace; and so all the sins peremptorily Condemned by the Law of Grace, are excepted from the satisfaction: Not only (nor at all) because they are the sins of such Persons, but because they are such excepted sins, who ever the person be.

Now therefore to the Argument, and first to the Major, I deny it, and never saw any fair colour of proof of it; and therefore (having full plain Scripture to the contrary) do confidently believe, that all those are not Saved that Christ satisfied for; and to the Proof brought I answer▪

1. It is untrue that Christ satisfied for every sin of every Man for whom he satisfied; and it will never be proved. He hath excepted all those Sins which are comprised in the final nonperformance of the Condition of Salvation.

1. It is untrue that Christ satisfied for every sin of every Man for whom he satisfied; and it will never be proved. He hath excepted all those Sins which are comprized in the final nonperformance of the Condition of Salvation.