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This is the Righteousness, ¹wherewith our Redeemer saveth us, and we need not sear to wrap up our selves in this fine Linen, to put on these Robes; we need not fear to be made too rich by Christ, who, when he was Rich, became Poor, that we through his Poverty might be made Rich.²

This is the Righteousness, ¹wherewith our Redeemer saveth us, and we need not sear to wrap up our selves in this fine Linnen, to put on these Robes; we need not fear to be made too rich by Christ, who, when he was Rich, became Poor, that we through his Poverty might be made Rich.²

1. 1Non est metuendum ne nimis divites simus in Christo.
2. 22 Cor. 8, 9.

And this Righteousness indeed, was made over to the Saints of God by Imputation at the very first moment of their Conversion. In this they lived; In this they died, as Standard-Bearers wrapped up and buried in their Colours: And in this they shall arise, and appear at that glorious Appearing of the great God, and our Saviour Jesus Christ, who will then, and thus, be glorified in all them that believe, to the Admiration of all the Elect Angels, the extreme horror of the Reprobate, and the infinite joy and ravishment of the Saints; who shall then sing, Isa. 61.10. I will greatly rejoice in the Lord, my Soul shall be joyful in my God: for he hath Clothed me with the Garments of Salvation, he hath covered me with the Robe of Righteousness; as a Bridegroom decketh himself with Ornaments,