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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.
1 A Conceit directly and expressly contrary to […] very letter of the Text and intendment of the […], Rom. 4. 16. Therefore it is of Faith, that it might 1by Grace: and if the being of Faith in the relying […] Christ in the act of it do not hinder free Grace, […] less will the seeing of it. 2 Besides if a […] attended would […] free Grace, then the Covenant of the Gospel […] not attend, and by name expressly require […], or else it should not be a Covenant of […]. 3 Its Free Grace, that makes and works the […], and when its wrought there is nothing given […] it, or the Party who believes, for his Faith, but […] its an Empty hand to take all from Christ for […] both the Party and it self in its imperfections […] pardoned.
1 A Conceit directly and expresly contrary to 〈…〉 very letter of the Text and intendment of the 〈…〉, Rom. 4. 16. Therefore it is of Faith, that it might 1by Grace: and if the being of Faith in the relying 〈…〉 Christ in the act of it do not hinder free Grace, 〈…〉 less will the seeing of it. 2 Besides if a 〈…〉 attended would 〈…〉 free Grace, then the Covenant of the Gospel 〈…〉 not attend, and by name expresly require 〈…〉, or else it should not be a Covenant of 〈…〉. 3 Its Free Grace, that makes and works the 〈…〉, and when its wrought there is nothing given 〈…〉 it, or the Party who beleeves, for his Faith, but 〈…〉 its an Empty hand to take all from Christ for 〈…〉 both the Party and it self in its imperfections pardoned.