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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
OF Universal Redemption. › Chapter 3: Explicatory Conclusions.
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Prop. XXIV. As those those that know not God nor his Creation, are yet Gods Subjects as Creator, and he their Lord: So those that know not Christ nor his Redemption, are yet his Redeemed, and his Subjects as Redeemed, and he their Lord-Redeemer as to his Right and Law, and their Obligation.
Prop. XXIV. As those those that know not God nor his Creation, are yet Gods Subjects as Creator, and he their Lord: So those that know not Christ nor his Redemption, are yet his Redeemed, and his Subjects as Redeemed, and he their Lord-Reedeemer as to his Right and Law, and their Obligation.
Prop. XXV. God the Father, and Christ the Mediator now dealeth with no man upon the mere rigorous terms of the first Law: [Obey perfectly and Live, else thou shalt Die;] But giveth to all much Mercy, which according to the tenor of that violated Law they could not receive, and calleth them to repentance in order to their receiving further mercy offered them. And accordingly he will not judge any at last according to the mere Law of works, but as they have obeyed or not obeyed his conditions or terms of Grace.
Prop. XXV. God the Father, and Christ the Mediator now dealeth with no man upon the meer rigorous terms of the first Law: [Obey perfectly and Live, else thou shalt Die;] But giveth to all much Mercy, which according to the tenor of that violated Law they could not receive, and calleth them to repentance in order to their receiving further mercy offered them. And accordingly he will not judge any at last according to the meer Law of works, but as they have obeyed or not obeyed his conditions or terms of Grace.
Prop. XXVI. Though God hath been pleased less clearly to acquaint us, on what terms he dealeth with those that hear not of Christ, yet it ⟨p. 38⟩