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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.
As it is a punishment, the […] whereof may […] Justice. 2 As it is a part of that Tyranny […] Satan by sin doth exercise upon a man; It is […] Death and Obedience of […] takes away the […] of Death in the […] sense; but it is he […] of Christ that takes away the power and […] of Death in the Second sense: Again […] that Sin also hath a double […].
As it is a punishment, the 〈…〉 whereos may 〈…〉 Justice. 2 As it is a part of that Tyranny 〈…〉 Satan by sin doth exercise upon a man; It is 〈…〉 Death and Obedience of 〈…〉 takes away the 〈…〉 of Death in the 〈…〉 sense; but it is he 〈…〉 of Christ that takes away the power and 〈…〉 of Death in the Second sense: Again 〈…〉 that Sin also hath a double 〈…〉.
1 As an Aberration or Transgression of the Law […] with the guilt and punishment that follows […] it. 2 As part of the Tyranny that Satan exerciseth over the Soul, there […] a hellish authority that […] exerciseth over the Soul by reason of Sin: Sin […] the first sense our Saviour Christ had imputed to […], the guilt of our Sins was charged upon him and the punishments of Sin was suffered by him, by which means he answered Gods Justice, and so came to justify us: […] the tyranny and authority which Sin and Satan doth exercise over the Soul, that […] away by the Resurrection of Christ.
1 As an Aberration or Transgression of the Law 〈…〉 with the guilt and punishment that follows it. 2 As part of the Tyranny that Satan exerciseth over the Soul, there a hellish authority that exerciseth over the Soul by reason of Sin: Sin the first sense our Savior Christ had imputed to , the guilt of our Sins was charged upon him and the punishments of Sin was suffered by him, by which means he answered Gods Justice, and so came to justifie us: the tyranny and authority which Sin and Satan doth exercise over the Soul, that away by the Resurrection of Christ.