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The application of redemption
The application of redemption by the effectual work of the word, and spirit of Christ, for the bringing home of lost sinners to God ... by that faithful and known servant of Christ, Mr. Thomas Hooker ...
London: printed by Peter Cole, 1656
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.
For any Power by strong hand to wrest away […] sinner from under the Almighty hand of God it […] impossible, for Justice to lay aside it self and not […] […] have her […] righted in a righteous way was […]; therefore that Gods Justice might […], and our good procured, there was necessity […] an equal price should be laid down for it, and […] was the blood of Christ. In a word, The […] ⟨p. 7⟩[…] Obedience of Christ was the full Purchase; The […] out of Justice is bound to manifest the Glory of […], because that is to give every one his own; and […] must require satisfaction where any breach […] been made by any transgression and swerving […] the righteous Will of God. While therefore […] Saviour by his Death satisfied the breach of the […], and for all the sins that ever any of His should […] guilty of; and by his Obedience fulfilled all […], and perfectly pleased God: He fully […], by way of purchase and complete payment made […] Divine Justice, the removal of all that evil we […] deserved, and the enjoyment of all that good we […], and could desire; and that by a valuable […] tendered into the hands of Divine Justice in […] behalf.
For any Power by strong hand to wrest away 〈…〉 sinner from under the Almighty hand of God it 〈…〉 impossible, for Justice to lay aside it self and not 〈…〉 〈…〉 have her 〈…〉 righted in a righreous way was 〈…〉; therefore that Gods Justice might 〈…〉, and our good procured, there was necessity 〈…〉 an equal price should be laid down for it, and 〈…〉 was the blood of Christ. In a word, The 〈…〉 ⟨p. 7⟩〈…〉 Obedience of Christ was the full Purchase; The 〈…〉 out of Justice is bound to manifest the Glory of 〈…〉, because that is to give every one his own; and must require satisfaction where any breach been made by any transgression and swerving the righteous Will of God. While therefore Savior by his Death satisfied the breach of the , and for all the sins that ever any of His should guilty of; and by his Obedience fulfilled all , and perfectly pleased God: He fully , by way of purchase and compleat payment made Divine Justice, the removal of all that evil we deserved, and the enjoyment of all that good we , and could desire; and that by a valuable tendered into the hands of Divine Justice in behalf.