The difference between the spots of the godly and of the wicked preached

Fourthly, The Children of God when they •in, yet they have the robes of the righteousness of the Son of God to cover them, even ⟨p. 98⟩from God himself; not to cover them so but God knows them; for that's either simplicity or blasphemy, one of the two, to say that God sees them not: But to cover, that is, that they shall be taken so far from the eye of God, that he shall never look upon them to charge them with them, but that they shall appear before him through the Robes of the righteousness of Christ as spotless, being justified through him. So in Psal. 32. Blessed is the Man whose sin is forgiven, and whose iniquity is covered; all their spots are covered and the Lord looks upon them as amiable and lovely in his eye: But now thou hast nothing to cover thy spots, but thy excuses. See the different condition of a believer, and another man. One man sins against God, and what hath he to cover his sins? Excuses, deny als, or lies, and there's all. I, but now the of there he sins against God, and by Faith apply the precious robe of the righteousness of Jesus Christ, and so covers himself before God Which do you think is the better covering Her's the difference between a Child of God and you.

Fourthly, The Children of God when they •in, yet they have the robes of the righteousness of the Son of God to cover them, even ⟨p. 98⟩from God himself; not to cover them so but God knows them; for that's either simplicity or blasphemy, one of the two, to say that God sees them not: But to cover, that is, that they shall be taken so far from the eye of God, that he shall never look upon them to charge them with them, but that they shall appear before him through the Robes of the righteousness of Christ as spotless, being justified through him. So in Psal. 32. Blessed is the Man whose sin is forgiven, and whose iniquity is covered; all their spots are covered and the Lord looks upon them as amiable and lovely in his eye: But now thou hast nothine to cover thy spots, but thy excuses. See the different condition of a believer, and another man. One man sins against God, and what hath he to cover his sins? Excuses, deny als, or lies, and there's all. I, but now the of ther he sins against God, and by Faith applye the precious robe of the righteousness of Jesus Christ, and so covers himself before God Which do you think is the better covering Her's the difference between a Child of God and you.