The application of redemption

2 Enmity, as we say in the abstract, made up of nothing but malice and hatred, and that in an extreme manner against the Lord, more than against any thing in the world: And if it be enquired, how that doth appear, and can be proved? The Evidence is added in the next words; It is not subject to the Law: As the heart is to the Law, so it is to the Lord; as it is to the Word of God, so it is to God himself. It wholly shakes off the Sovereignty and Authority of the Law; and it is not a pang only of a temptation that carries it, nor a push or […] of some present infirmity that overbears it, but in truth it is the very Nature of a naughty and […] […]; That which is born of the flesh is flesh, John, 3. 6. and nothing else but […], and therefore it can do nothing but oppose the Spirit, and the Law which is Spiritual; every thing will do, and in […] can do no […] but its Nature. And this denial […] only of the Act of Subjection, but the very Power of Subjection shows the height of that opposition, ⟨p. 305⟩that is in the heart against the Law, and so against […] Lord himself, for subjection is one degree lower […] obedience; it's possible for a Servant not to […] the command of his Master, and yet he may in […] and subjection submit himself to his authority, to bear what he will inflict upon him with […], though not to do what he requires of him: A Patient may be subject in silence and meekness to […] the launcings of the Chirurgeon, to cut him and so cure him when he can in no wise help […]: and yet a carnal heart will not do this, for his […] of subjection implies.

2 Enmity, as we say in the abstract, made up of nothing but malice and hatred, and that in an extream manner against the Lord, more than against any thing in the world: And if it be enquired, how that doth appear, and can be proved? The Evidence is added in the next words; It is not subject to the Law: As the heart is to the Law, so it is to the Lord; as it is to the Word of God, so it is to God himself. It wholly shakes off the Sovereignty and Authority of the Law; and it is not a pang only of a temptation that carries it, nor a push or 〈…〉 of some present infirmity that overbears it, but in truth it is the very Nature of a naughty and 〈…〉 〈…〉; That which is born of the flesh is flesh,