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Fifthly: When our Lord and Saviour Christ died, he laid down his Life as a Ransom, [Greek or Hebrew]. Now, where do we find in Scripture, that where any Ransom money was paid, there was any other condition of Deliverance, or of the Redemption, besides the [Greek or Hebrew] it self, or the Ransom money? When the Mortgage Land was redeemed, what was the condition of that Redemption, but the paying of the Ransom money, the [Greek or Hebrew]? Numb. 18.15, 16. ye read of the Redemption of the First-born, and was there any Condition of that Redemption, besides the payment of five Shekels? five Shekels was the Ransom money, the [Greek or Hebrew], and the payment of that alone, was the Condition of that Redemption, and the Privileges of that Redemption, were obtained upon the payment thereof: Now if our Lord and Saviour Christ, did lay down his Life as a Ransom, a [Greek or Hebrew], then all the Privileges of our Redemption, are to be given out upon his payment of this Ransom money: but to make another Condition of our Redemption besides the payment of the [Greek or Hebrew], or Ransom money, is directly contrary unto all those Redemptions in the old Testament, which were Types of this; yea, contrary to the Nature of all Redemptions whatever.

Fiftly: When our Lord and Savior Christ died, he laid down his Life as a Ransom, 〈non-Latin alphabet〉. Now, where do we find in Scripture, that where any Ransom money was paid, there was any other condition of Deliverance, or of the Redemption, besides the 〈non-Latin alphabet〉 it self, or the Ransom money? When the Morgage Land was redeemed, what was the condition of that Redemption, but the paying of the Ransom money, the 〈non-Latin alphabet〉? Numb. 18.15, 16. ye read of the Redemption of the First-born, and was there any Condition of that Redemption, besides the payment of five Shekels? five Shekels was the Ransom money, the 〈non-Latin alphabet〉, and the payment of that alone, was the Condition of that Redemption, and the Priviledges of that Redemption, were obtained upon the payment thereof: Now if our Lord and Savior Christ, did lay down his Life as a Ransom, a , then al the Priviledges of our Redemption, are to be given out upon his payment of this Ransom money: but to make another Condition of our Redemption besides the payment of the , or Ransom money, is directly contrary unto al those Redemptions in the old Testament, which were Types of this; yea, contrary to the Nature of al Redemptions whatever.