When I say the immediate dispensation of this Work, the meaning is, That though the Lord Jesus is the Author, yet that of Christ, or that in Christ, that in Christ whence the […] nextly issues is his […]; The Lord Christ in the virtue of his Death and Merits, Purchaseth all Good: in the virtue of his Resurrection he […] and actually conveys all this Spiritual Good to His: This Work of Application falls off from thence nextly and immediately: As the Whole man is said to See, but by his Eye; to Affect or Desire, by his Heart; to Go, by his Foot; and to Speak, by his Tongue: So we say of the Actions of our Saviour, He takes away the guilt of our Sins, but that is by his Death or […] Obedience, in virtue whereof our Offences committed are satisfied for: It is through him that we are Conformable to the Holy Law of God, but that is by the Holiness of his Nature and his ⟨p. 114⟩active Obedience: In the One, we Answer the Image of God; in the Other, the Will of God. So from Christ it is we die to sin, but that is by […] Death of Christ, Rom. 6. 6. So here, by the same Christ it is that the Application of all Spiritual good is made to us, but its done by […] of his […]: I take that to be the sense of the Spirit […] that known place a little to be weighed, Rom. 4. 25. Who was delivered to death for our offences, […] was raised again for our Justification: that is, […] was delivered to Death as a Sacrifice to […] […] our Sin; so the word sin is taken, Isa. 53. last, and Levit. 7. 7. we read of a sin offering; that is, A Sacrifice Expiatory to take away the guilt of our Sin And he was raised again for our Justification: […] is, To apply this Purchase for our Justification, […] that the perfect Righteousness of Christ might […] imputed to us.
When I say the immediate dispensation of this Work, the meaning is, That though the Lord Jesus is the Author, yet that of Christ, or that in Christ, that in Christ whence the 〈…〉 nextly issues is his 〈…〉; The Lord Christ in the vertue of his Death and Merits, Purchaseth al Good: in the vertue of his Resurrection he 〈…〉 and actually conveys all this Spiritual Good to His: This Work of Application falls off from thence nextly and immediately: As the Whole man is said to See, but by his Eye; to Affect or Desire, by his Heart; to Go, by his Foot; and to Speak, by his Tongue: So we say of the Actions of our Savior, He takes away the guilt of our Sins, but that is by his Death or 〈…〉 Obedience, in vertue whereof our Offences committed are satisfied for: It is through him that we are Conformable to the Holy Law of God, but that is by the Holiness of his Nature and his ⟨p. 114⟩active Obedience: In the One, we Answer the Image of God; in the Other, the Will of God. So from Christ it is we die to sin, but that is by 〈…〉 Death of Christ, Rom. 6. 6. So here, by the same Christ it is that the Application of all Spiritual good is made to us, but its done by 〈…〉 of his 〈…〉: I take that to be the sense of the Spirit 〈…〉 that known place a little to be weighed, Rom. 4. 25. Who was delivered to death for our offences, 〈…〉 was raised again for our Justification: that is, 〈…〉 was delivered to Death as a Sacrifice to 〈…〉 〈…〉 our Sin; so the word sin is taken, Isa. 53. last, and Levit. 7. 7. we read of a sin offering; that is, A Sacrisice Expiatory to take away the guilt of our Sin And he was raised again for our Justification: 〈…〉 is, To apply this Purchase for our Justification, 〈…〉 that the perfect Righteousness of Christ might 〈…〉 imputed to us.
