The application of redemption

The Reply is this: That this pretence is in truth a¹ […] of words, but reacheth not the main strength […] force of the Argument alleged, which stands still […], as it shall thus appear: for I demand, If §1[…] hath fully purchased salvation, what hinders […] it is not applied? They will say (and they must […], for they can say no other) their infidelity is that […] hinders, they will not trust in a Christ, or come […] him that they may be saved. But the sting and […] of the Argument prevented this cavil before it […] to be pleaded, so that this comes too late: for it […] said, […] Christ be a perfect Saviour, and hath […] salvation for his, at the hand of Divine Justice, […] God in Justice will not hinder, Sin and Satan […] hinder: When the Law is satisfied, the prisoner […] be released; Christ came for this end, and he […] the end he came for, He saves his people from ²[…] sins; Then from all sin original actual, then ⟨p. 20⟩from infidelity, they are saved from that, and […] ³that cannot hinder.

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