A30247:677
A treatise of original sin ... proving that it is
A treatise of original sin ... proving that it is, by pregnant texts of Scripture vindicated from false glosses / by Anthony Burgess.
London : s.n., 1658
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
But first, They grant original imputed sin, yet Where doth the Scripture call it imputed sin?
But first, They grant original imputed sinne, yet Where doth the Scripture call it imputed sinne?
And secondly, we say, The Scripture calls it inherent in this Text, The sin that dwelleth in us, that is the same in sense, with the sin inherent in us. So then, original sin is the sin that dwelleth, inheretit and abideth in us. To open thus,
And secondly, we say, The Scripture cals it inherent in this Text, The sinne that dwelleth in us, that is the same in sense, with the sinne inherent in us. So then, original sinne is the sinne that dwelleth, inheretit and abideth in us. To open thus,
First, Take notice, That there are three kinds of sins, as to our purpose, Original, Habitual, and Actual; Actual sins are all such which are a transgression of Gods Law, whether by thought, word or deed; for the sins of the mind and the heart are actual sins, though never committed bodily and externally; Now these actual sins, they cannot be called sins that dwell in us, for they are transient, and when committed, they are passed away, only the guilt remaineth, viz. An obligation to eternal wrath; Neither doth the Apostle so much complain in this Chapter of the actings of sin (though that be part) as the Law of sin in his members, which is the fountain of all.
First, Take notice, That there are three kinds of sinnes, as to our purpose, Original, Habitual, and Actual; Actual sinnes are all such which are a transgression of Gods Law, whether by thought, word or deed; for the sinnes of the mind and the heart are actual sinnes, though never committed bodily and externally; Now these actual sinnes, they cannot be called sinnes that dwell in us, for they are transient, and when committed, they are passed away, onely the guilt remaineth, viz. An obligation to eternal wrath; Neither doth the Apostle so much complain in this Chapter of the actings of sinne (though that be part) as the Law of sinne in his members, which is the fountain of all.