The dead saint speaking to saints and sinners living in several treatisesThe dead saint speaking to saints and sinners living in severall treatises

Though now there be mercy more than enough for the greatest sinners; as the Apostle saith, 1 Tim. 1.14. yet there was not Justice more than enough exercised upon Christ for the demerit and guilt of sin.

The Death of Christ was—[Greek or Hebrew]—An Adequate Ransom for our souls and sins: And yet there is a Redundancy of merit, an Overflowing of merit in the Satisfaction of Christ, to Ransom a thousand worlds more to that, if need were. As sin is infinite, in regard of the Object; so Satisfaction is infinite, in respect of the Merit.

The Death of Christ was—〈non-Latin alphabet〉—An Adequate Ransome for our souls and sins: And yet there is a Redundancy of merit, an Overflowing of merit in the Satisfaction of Christ, to Ransome a thousand worlds more to that, if need were. As sin is infinite, in regard of the Object; so Satisfaction is infinite, in respect of the Merit.

Hence Christs death is not only said to be A Satisfaction, but A Purchase; not only A Payment, but A Purchase.

Hence Christs death is not onely said to be A Satisfaction, but A Purchase; not onely A Payment, but A Purchase.