The application of redemption

But the […] here is, How he can be said to be […] from the pains and sorrows of Death when […] Body was in the Earth, and his Soul in Heaven ⟨p. 117⟩[…] say from a sorrowful and painful Death; I […] that is true: Yet under favour I would say thus […] more, It was a kind of pain and grief to the man Christ Jesus (as to any […]) that his Body was in […] Grave when his Soul was in Heaven which did […] to be united together; the keeping of these two […] is a […] to them, they are […] friends made to be together, the Souls of the Saints now […] in Heaven […] to have their bodies […] […]: Now then, when Christ had fully satisfied […] Justice, and removed the displeasure of God, it […] not possible he could be held by the sorrows of […]; it was not […] that his Body and Soul […] be held asunder then. To clear it yet more […]; […] may be considered in a double regard.

But the 〈…〉 here is, How he can be said to be 〈…〉 from the pains and sorrows of Death when 〈…〉 Body was in the Earth, and his Soul in Heaven ⟨p. 117⟩〈…〉 say from a sorrowful and painful Death; I 〈…〉 that is true: Yet under favor I would say thus 〈…〉 more, It was a kind of pain and grief to the man Christ Jesus (as to any 〈…〉) that his Body was in 〈…〉 Grave when his Soul was in Heaven which did 〈…〉 to be united together; the keeping of these two 〈…〉 is a 〈…〉 to them, they are 〈…〉 friends made to be together, the Souls of the Saints now 〈…〉 in Heaven 〈…〉 to have their bodies 〈…〉 〈…〉: Now then, when Christ had fully satissied Justice, and removed the displeasure of God, it not possible he could be held by the sorrows of ; it was not that his Body and Soul be held asunder then. To clear it yet more ; may be considered in a double regard.