The application of redemption

When the Spirit doth Evidence my Justification¹ or Salvation out of the Word, it doth it one or these Two ways; Either by the Application of some general Promise in which each Particular, and so myself as a particular am included; Or […] there […] some special Word appointed, appropriated to me alone, and is spoken to none but me; as Isa. 45. […]. Thus saith the Lord to his anointed to Cyrus, &c. None was here intended but Cyrus. This second, […] a Familistical Dream, and forceth men to Revelations without the Word; because there is no such expression to be found in the Word, […] therefore sober-minded men who have their senses about them dare not entertain it, perceiving indeed (as the […] is) that such a Conceit is little better than a Frenzy: The first way then of Evidencing must needs be taken. Whence I Reason,

When the Spirit doth Evidence my Justification¹ or Salvation out of the Word, it doth it one or these Two wayes; Either by the Application of some general Promise in which each Particular, and so myself as a particular am included; Or 〈…〉 there 〈…〉 some special Word appointed, appropriated to me alone, and is spoken to none but me; as Isa. 45. 〈…〉. Thus saith the Lord to his anointed to Cyrus, &c. None was here intended but Cyrus. This second, 〈…〉 a Familistical Dream, and forceth men to Revelations without the Word; because there is no such expression to be found in the Word, 〈…〉 therefore sober-minded men who have their senses about them dare not entertain it, perceiving indeed (as the 〈…〉 is) that such a Conceit is little better than a Frenzy: The first way then of Evidencing must needs be taken. Whence I Reason,

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