A44342:433
The application of redemption
The application of redemption by the effectual work of the word, and spirit of Christ, for the bringing home of lost sinners to God ... by that faithful and known servant of Christ, Mr. Thomas Hooker ...
London: printed by Peter Cole, 1656
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
First, Christs Resurrection is not our […]; §1that is, It is no part of that Payment by […] whereof we are pronounced Just: It Answers for nothing on our part to Divine Justice ⟨p. 115⟩The Law required it not, it was no part of the Command, nor any […] of God to enjoin any man to […] again: neither did our sin call for it at our hand […] point of Satisfaction, for the terms of the Curse […] thus, The day thou eatest there of thou shalt die […] death, Gen. 2. 19. That only […] Answers the Law and divine Justice, for that only we are Justified: […] Resurrection Answers not the Law nor yet […] thing of divine Justice; for that which the Law never required, by that it never can be Answered: But […] Law requires a man, either to do that he may live, […] to die if he sin; but it never requires him to rise […], that's no part of the Command, or the Curse, or […]: Therefore the Resurrection of Christ […] no part of Payment which is imputed, or for which […] are Justified: We owed Two things, Doing, […] Dying; these answer the whole Debt, the Law, […] Justice of God.
First, Christs Resurrection is not our 〈…〉; §1that is, It is no part of that Payment by 〈…〉 whereof we are pronounced Just: It Answers for nothing on our part to Divine Justice ⟨p. 115⟩The Law required it not, it was no part of the Command, nor any 〈…〉 of God to enjoyn any man to 〈…〉 again: neither did our sin call for it at our hand 〈…〉 point of Satisfaction, for the terms of the Curse 〈…〉 thus, The day thou eatest there of thou shalt die 〈…〉 death, Gen. 2. 19. That only 〈…〉 Answers the Law and divine Justice, for that only we are Justified: Resurrection Answers not the Law nor yet thing of divine Justice; for that which the Law never required, by that it never can be Answered: But Law requires a man, either to do that he may live, to die if he sin; but it never requires him to rise , that's no part of the Command, or the Curse, or : Therefore the Resurrection of Christ no part of Payment which is imputed, or for which are Justified: We owed Two things, Doing, Dying; these answer the whole Debt, the Law, Justice of God.