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

9. Actual Remission to Believers is from Christs Blood; Eph. 1. 7. In whom we have Redemption through his Blood the remission of Sins, Col. 1. 14.) therefore conditional remission to unbelievers is from his Blood. The reason of the consequence is, that Christ procureth the Effect of Justification or Remission not immediately by his Blood as shed, but by procuring the Covenant or Promise as the immediate Cause, and the effect by that Cause; and it is the same Gift o• Covenant which conditionally Justifieth all, and actually Justifieth Believers; and that without any other intervening act of God: When the condition is performed (whose Nature is to suspend the Effect) then the effect resulteth from tha• same Promise, which before did not effect. Indeed Christ giveth his Spirit to cause his Own t• perform the condition; but still the justifying a• is by the conditional Covenant. If therefore i• be the same promise which effectually justifie• the Elect, and only conditionally justifieth othe• and Christs Blood causeth that promise which e• fectually justifieth the Elect, then his Blo•• caused that promise which conditionally justifie• all. John 3. 16. God so loved the World, that he g• his only begotten Son (1. For men on the Cr•• ⟨p. 101⟩2. To men by the promise,) that whosoever believe. &c. So that this conditional grant of Life comes from the giving of Christ to Death.

9. Actual Remission to Believers is from Christs Blood;