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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.
The merits of our Saviour, and the complete […] §1ture of his sufferings, is made up, or issues out two principles, without either of which there new had been any satisfaction to divine Justice. […] Divinity cannot suffer, the Humanity cannot […] without blood there is no Redemption: Justice […] quireth death, and unless it be the death of […] that is God there is neither value nor virtue […] to the infinite wrong done, and therefore […] satisfaction. In that nature therefore the Lord […] offended in that he must he satisfied; for the […] of Angels may be annihilated but die or be […] ved they cannot, therefore the nature of man […] assumed, therefore Redemption and Purchase […] longs to that nature, because sufficient […] was only tendered for that.
The merits of our Saviour, and the compleat 〈…〉 §1ture of his sufferings, is made up, or issues out two principles, without either of which there new had been any satisfaction to divine Justice. 〈…〉 Divinity cannot suffer, the Humanitie canot 〈…〉 without blood there is no Redemption: Justice 〈…〉 quireth death, and unless it be the death of 〈…〉 that is God there is neither value nor vertue 〈…〉 to the infinite wrong done, and therefore 〈…〉 satisfaction. In that nature therefore the Lord 〈…〉 offended in that he must he satisfied; for the 〈…〉 of Angels may be annihilated but die or be 〈…〉 ved they cannot, therefore the nature of man 〈…〉 assumed, therefore Redemption and Purchase 〈…〉 longs to that nature, because sufficient 〈…〉 was only tendred for that.