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for he hath not only merited Salvation, but Grace and Holiness for those whom he died for, as hath been proved already; if therefore, he died for every particular man of the World, then all the men of the World must be gracious, and holy, or Christ must ⟨p. 138⟩never come into his purchase, nor obtain what he hath merited; and can that be satisfying to the heart of Christ?¹

for he hath not only merited Salvation, but Grace and Holiness for those whom he died for, as hath been proved already; if therefore, he died for every particular man of the World, then al the men of the World must be gracious, and holy, or Christ must ⟨p. 138⟩never come into his purchase, nor obtain what he hath merited; and can that be satisfying to the he•rt of Christ?¹

1. 1Sciendum est ita Christum Dominum pro peccatis totius generis humani satisfecisse, donaque omnia gratiae, quae illi post lapsum p•imorum parentum conferuntur, infinitaque alia promeruisse, et nihilominus applicationem effectuum suorum meritorum certis quibusdam legibus alligatam reliquerit. Molina, lib. arb. Concord. qu. 23. art. 45. disp 2. Talis •uit satisfactio Christi ut ea posita liberum fuit Deo obtinendae salutis eam conditionem ponere quam vellet, ipse vero Deus posuit conditionem fidei. Arnol. Corvin. contra Molina. Cap. 28. p. 442. Impetravit Christus omnibus •econciliationem et remissionem sed ea conditione. Remonst. Collat. Ha •••s. Art. 2. Licet sati•factio Christi sit praestita •eatus noster non statim aboletur nisi prius fidei et poenitentiae conditionem impleamus. Conr. Vorsrtius, schol. [Greek or Hebrew], ad 54.