Christ puts all His into the Possession of all that 1Good He hath Purchased for Them: So much the […] letter of the Text sounds. Salvation we know […] the substance and marrow of all that Good which we have or hope for, here, or in another world; it […] the removal and absence of all evil, that might […] the presence and confluence of all such […], which either we want or desire, or can receive to make us happy; they are all comprised in this word Salvation: And this our Saviour […] purchased, not to lay it up, and to keep it by him; but to lay it out in the behalf of his, not alone to provide it, but to bestow it actually upon them. It is his Name; it was his Office, and he doth the work, he doth […], actually ⟨p. 72⟩save his People from their sins. 1 Cor. 1. 30. […] is said to be made of God to us (not only so in […], and the sight of God, but he is made to us) wisdom, Righteousness, Sanctification and Redemption; and therefore the Apostle gives thanks to God who […] blessed us with all Spiritual blessings in heavenly places in Christ Eph. 1. 3. So that all the treasuries of all kinds of blessings withal advantages are by Christ Communicated to his. Hence the Prophet sets out the Particular inventory of those special favours which the Lord doles out unto all […] servants and followers to suit them in their occasions and necessities Isay. 61. 1. 2. the Lord hath […] me to preach good tidings to bind up the broken hearted, to proclaim liberty to the […] the opening of the prison to those that are in bonds to give them the oil of joy and Gladness for the spirit of […], that they may be clothed with the garments of praise. He not only hath made a […] of gladness but he puts it on and clothes all his servants2 with it, In a word hence it is Christ is said to be a perfect Redeemer to save to the uttermost not only to offer Salvation and redemption, to present it before them but to make it good to their hearts and consciences to their everlasting comforts. There are two branches of the Doctrine, the explication of them severally will show the breadth of this truth.
Christ puts all His into the Possession of all that 1Good He hath Purchased for Them: So much the 〈…〉 letter of the Text sounds. Salvation we know 〈…〉 the substance and marrow of all that Good which we have or hope for, here, or in another world; it 〈…〉 the removal and absence of all evil, that might 〈…〉 the presence and confluence of all such 〈…〉, which either we want or desire, or can receive to make us happy; they are all comprised in this word Salvation: And this our Savior 〈…〉 purchased, not to lay it up, and to keep it by him; but to lay it out in the behalf of his, not alone to provide it, but to bestow it actually upon them. It is his Name; it was his Office, and he doth the work, he doth 〈…〉, actually ⟨p. 72⟩save his People from their sins. 1 Cor. 1. 30. 〈…〉 is said to be made of God to us (not only so in 〈…〉, and the sight of God, but he is made to us) wisdome, Righteousnes, Sanctisication and Redemption; and therfore the Apostle gives thanks to God who 〈…〉 blessed us with al Spirituall blessings in heavenly places in Christ Eph. 1. 3. So that all the treasuries of all kinds of blessings withall advantages are by Christ Communicated to his. Hence the Prophet sets out the Particular inventory of those speciall favours which the Lord doles out unto all 〈…〉 servants and followers to suit them in their occasions and necessities Isay. 61. 1. 2. the Lord hath 〈…〉 me to preach good tidings to bind up the broken hearted, to proclayme libertie to the 〈…〉 the opening of the prison to those that are in bonds to give them the oyl of joy and Gladness for the spirit of 〈…〉, that they may be clothed with the garments of praise. He not only hath made a 〈…〉 of gladness but he puts it on and cloathes all his servants2 with it, In a word hence it is Christ is said to be a perfect Redeemer to save to the utermost not only to offer Salvation and redemption, to present it before them but to make it good to their hearts and consciences to their everlasting comforts. There are two branches of the Doctrine, the explication of them severally will shew the breadth of this truth.
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- 2Heb. 7. 25.
