A. Christ was ex•lted in his Resurrection, in that not having seen corruption in death, of which it was not possible for him to be heldo, and having the s••e very body in which he suffered, with •he e•••ntial properties thereofp, but without mortality ⟨p. 94⟩any other common infirmities belonging to this life, really united to his soulq, he rose again from the dead the third day, by his own powerr: whereby he declared himself to be the Son of Gods, to have satisfied divine justicet, to have vanquished death and him that had the power of itu, & to the Lord of quick and deadw; all which he did as a public personx, the head of his Churchy, for their justificationz, quickening in gracea, support against enemiesb, & to assure them of their Resurrection from the dead at the last dayc.
A. Christ was ex•lted in his Resurrection, in that not having seen corruption in death, of which it was not possible for him to be heldo, and having the s••e very body in which he suff•red, with •he e•••ntial properties thereofp, but wi•hout mortality ⟨p. 94⟩any other common infirmities belonging to this life, really united to his soulq, he rose again from the dead the third day, by his own powerr: whereby he declared himself to be the Son of Gods, to have satisfied divine justicet, to have vanquished death and him that had the power of itu, & to the Lord of quick and deadw; all which he did as a publick personx, the head of his Churchy, for their justificationz, quickning in gracea, support against enemiesb, & to assure them of their Resurrection from the dead at the last dayc
- oAct. 2.24
- pLu. 24.39
- qRom. 6.9.
- rJoh. 70.8Ioh. 70.8
- sRom. 1.4.
- tRom. 8.34
- uHeb. 2.14
- wRo. 14.9
- x1 Cor. 15 21, 22.
- yEph. 1.20
- zRo. 2.25.
- aEph. 2.1.
- b1 Cor. 15.26, 27.
- c1 Cor. 15 20.
