The application of redemption

Its sufficient to save all if they Believe; and […] ⟨p. 63⟩[…] to be the meaning of that phrase which is […] amongst judicious writers, That if God had […], and Christ intended to save many […] more, he needed not nor in truth should have […] any other or any more punishment: so […] he must have suffered for the substance of the […] and second death to save one sinner; and no […] he needed to have suffered if he should save all […] World, or another World of Men. The ground […] is this, Because our Saviour being the head the second Covenant as Adam of the first, a […] Person in the room of all such whose persons he […]; His merits, the very same individual […], death and obedience are applied and do […] appertain unto all, as Paul had all, so Adam, […], Noah, had all, and the same death and […] belongs to any other Believer as well as to […]. For as Adams actual sin was equally imputed […] all, his original equally conveyed: So Christs […] and righteousness to all His. Adam must […] sin before he can condemn one, and if […] it condemns many thousands as well as one. Christ dies to save one, and no more to save […] thousands. For the sufficiency of our […] […] must be […] as we do the sufficiency of […] cause, which is ever considered according to […] end at which it looks, and for which it […], […] that it doth not exceed: it is not to be attended […] to the thing in which it doth appear: […] end of our Saviours sufferings and merits was save his seed, and such for which he had […] and should believe whether never so many never so few, but for all that come within that […]. As a full tide or stream is sufficient […] […] all Vessels that come upon it & yet not […] to carry one Vessel that is not […]: So here: ⟨p. 64⟩The Ocean of Gods love and Sea of Redemption […] Christ is sufficient to carry and convey all that […] unto eternal Salvation, but not sufficient […] save one that doth not Believe. And therefore […] any Orthodox Divine the meaning of this […] Sufficient for all Is the sufficiency of Christs […] in the room of all? Is the sufficiency of […] death intended and performed for the spiritual […] of all? they will all renounce both the senses: […] what reason they will put upon these words […] than that I have now expressed, I cannot tell:

Its sufficient to save al if they Beleeve; and 〈…〉