The display of glorious grace, or, The covenant of peace opened in fourteen sermons…

He was under the Law, as being liable to the Punishment, or Penalty of the Law, that he might answer and fulfil that, and for ever deliver us from the Punishment thereof, and all this as our Surety standing in our Law place.

Reproof. This may tend severely to reprehend those new and erroneous Notions that so prevail amongst us,¹ concerning Christ's Work and Office as Mediator; we say, and prove that by Christ's Active and Perfect Obedience to the Law, we are justified and delivered from Wrath and Condemnation, or that by Christ's Righteousness imputed, Believers are perfectly Justified, and freed from the Curse of the Law, and are certainly entitled to Eternal Life.

Reproof. This may tend severely to reprehend those new and erroneous Notions that so prevail amongst us,¹ concerning Christ's Work and Office as Mediator; we say, and prove that by Christ's Active and Perfect Obedience to the Law, we are justified and delivered from Wrath and Condemnation, or that by Christ's Righteousness imputed, Believers are perfectly Justified, and freed from the Curse of the Law, and are certainly entituled to Eternal Life.

1. 1A Use of Reproof.A Ʋse of Reproof.

1. But our new Work-mongers assert, That our Justification or Right to Life, dependeth wholly upon our Obedience (to the Gospel as a Law) as the Condition to which it is promised: Therefore (as one observes) it puts us into a Condition of Life imperfect, and subject to change, as Obedience it