The application of redemption

Those whom the Father […] mended to the care and keeping of Christ (as if […] should say I will have all these to be […] and […] fied) our saviour he undertakes to purchase and […] fect redemption for them, and it therefore […] he gives them his word and gives them […] to […] ⟨p. 79⟩he will not loose them and they cannot […] […] they are given into the hands of Christ, nor¹ […], nor temptations, nor Delusions shall ever […] to take them out of his hand. Upon this […] it is our […] puts the necessity of the […] of sinners that belong to him. John 10. 16 […] other sheep, which are not of this […] (not […] called yet […] up in the […] […] of mercy when the Lord Jesus undertook for […]) them also I must bring and they shall hear my […]. And let it be observed by any whom the […] hath effectually brought home to himself if […] Look into their first […] in all the dealings of […] Lord the […] of him self in the ways of […] ordinances […] […] towards them […] shall generally and easily observe some impressions […] power of the prayer and the virtue […] the blood […] purchase of Jesus, by all judgments corrections, […] […] their failings or performances what […] good or […] hath […] them what ever good or […] hath been done by them: the Lord hath either […] or restrained, reformed convinced quickened to […] endeavours, and overwrought all, and never left […] till the stroke was struck indeed to the full.

Those whom the Father 〈…〉 mended to the care and keeping of Christ (as if 〈…〉 should say I will have all these to be 〈…〉 and 〈…〉 fied) our saviour he undertakes to purchase and 〈…〉 fect redemption for them, and it therfore 〈…〉 he gives them his word and gives them 〈…〉 to 〈…〉 ⟨p. 79⟩