The application of redemption

BOOK II On Matth. 1. 21. He shall save his People from […] sins. DOCT. Christ puts all his into possession of all […] Good that he hath purchased. | Two Branches. | Branch 1. Redemption and Application are of […] extent. For | […] 1 The Spirit applies Redemption to all, and […] such as the Father intended, and Christ […] sed it. | […] 2 Application was the end of purchasing. | 3 If the Application were narrower than the […] chase, then Christ should have died for many […] should have no benefit by his death. | Uses three, hence. | 1 Confutation of these false Opinions. | 1 Christ died for all. | 2 Christ died for all in point of Impetration, […] not of Application. | 3 That the Application of mercy depends upon liberty of mans will. | 2 Instruction: See the Reason why the work of […] cation prevails so powerfully, though sinners […] it. | Christ having redeemed them, will and doth […] that Redemption to them. | ⟨image 12⟩Direction to distressed sinners: Look to the purchase and blood of Christ. | […] 2. The Manner bow this Application is wrought. | Three things implied in that. | 81 No man can make Application of any spiritual good in Christ to himself. | 1 Nor by power wrest it. | 2 Nor by Justice claim it. | 3 Nor able to receive it. | 4 Nor willing to be made able. | Uses four, hence, | It dasheth the […] of such as conceive they have power to take Christ and Grace when they will | 92 It discovers two dangerous mistakes about the work of Application. | 1 When a man catcheth at the general offer of mercy and Christ without getting a special title thereunto. | 2 When a man takes hold of Christ from self-love, for self-ends. | 93 See the folly and madness of men who are unwilling to be made happy. | See the Justice of God in the destruction of such as will not have Christ. | […]. The manner and Order how this […] good made ours. | The soul for whom Christ hath purchased, | 1 Is made capable of it. | 2 Hath a right unto it. | […] 3 Is estated in it. | […] 4 Hath liberty to use all as it's own. | Uses five, hence. | Admiration at the riches and freeness of Gods grace in Christ. | 95 He works that in all his, which he requires of them. | ⟨image 13⟩2 Humiliation in the sight of our own vileness, […], unworthiness. | […] 3 Encouragement […] […] the hearts of the […] sinners sinking under […] apprehension of their own | 1 […] not able to reach this work.