What is it […] spirit of a Prophet to confess Christ Jesus? By spirit is not […] for body 1 Thess. 5.23. but the i••mation both of soul and body […] else it is carnal, sensual, and devilish: when the spirit […] the be•t both of soul an• body, the inclination of […] whole man doth •old forth Christ Jesus; that is the mighty saving […] revealed in humane infirmities: What is Pauls meani••, when he saith I desire to know nothing, 1 Cor. •.3, 4. He means he desires to express nothing in his life and […] Christ Jesus revealed in the flesh in […] infirmities: wh•• the Corinthians […] a sign of Christ in […] acknowledgeth that for his outside he was weak; but yet he did ex•• […] the mighty ••ving power of Christ crucified in his Ministry, 2 Cor. 13.3, •, 5. and he tells the Galatians, They knew, that through […] infirmities of the flesh, he preached the Gospel at the first, Gal. 4, 13, 14, 15. Was any doctrine weakly delivered? he speaks of his bodily presence, for in his life he showed such a mighty power of Christ, as that they looked at him as an Angel of God, yea, they did so affect him, that if it were possible they would have plucked out their eyes to have doth him good.
What is it 〈…〉 spirit of a Prophet to confesse Christ Jesus? By spirit is not 〈…〉 for body 1 Thess. 5.23. but the i••mation both of soul and body 〈…〉 else it is carnal, sensuall, and devillish: when the spirit 〈…〉 the be•t both of soul an• body, the inclination of 〈…〉 whole man doth •old forth Christ Jesus; that is the mighty saving 〈…〉 revealed in humane infirmities: What is Pauls meani••, when he saith I desire to know nothing, 1 Cor. •.3, 4. He means he desires to expresse nothing in his life and 〈…〉 Christ Jesus revealed in the flesh in 〈…〉 infirmities: wh•• the Corinthians 〈…〉 a sign of Christ in 〈…〉 acknowledgeth that for his outside he was weak; but yet he did ex•• 〈…〉 the mighty ••ving power of Christ crucified in his Ministry, 2 Cor. 13.3, •, 5. and he tels the Galatians, They knew, that through 〈…〉 infirmities of the flesh, he preached the Gospel at the first, Gal. 4, 13, 14, 15. Was any doctrine weakly delivered? he speaks of his bodily presence, for in his life he shewed such a mighty power of Christ, as that they looked at him as an Angel of God, yea, they did so affect him, that if it were possible they would have pluckt out their eyes to have doth him good.
