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Arg. 2. If Christ died for all the Sins of his Elect, both before Grace, or before they are called; and for those committed after Grace, or after they are called, so that they might not be condemned for any of them; then none of them can eternally perish. But this I have proved; therefore none of them shall ever eternally perish.

Secondly, The Death of Christ doth deliver every true Believer ¹from Eternal Wrath and Condemnation, I prove thus; Because the Sufferings of Christ, or the Sacrifice of Christ, is imputed to them, or is accounted to them that do believe: This follows from what I said last, He took our Sins upon himself, and satisfied for them, as if he had actually sinned, and freely of his own Grace gives us the Benefit of his Suffering, as if we had actually suffered; our Sin was imputed to him, that his Righteousness and Obedience might be imputed to us, even both that which is called his Active and Passive Obedience. Sin was imputed to Christ, yea, every Sin we have, or ever shall commit; so that in Christ we have born already all that Vindictive Wrath and Vengeance of God that was due to them, according to his Holy Law and Threatening denounced against us. Christ and his Elect are as one Person, or as one entire Corporation; and what he did, was as if every one that he represents had done it. The Sufferings of our Saviour was in lieu of the Life of the Sinner; the Just for the Unjust. By his ²Stripes we were healed: And that by God's charging our Sin judicially upon him, he as our Surety standing in our room. He was (as the Apostle says) made Sin for us that knew no Sin, that we might be made the Righteousness of God in him.

Secondly, The Death of Christ doth deliver every true Believer ¹from Eternal Wrath and Condemnation, I prove thus; Because the Sufferings of Christ, or the Sacrifice of Christ, is imputed to them, or is accounted to them that do believe: This follows from what I said last, He took our Sins upon himself, and satisfied for them, as if he had actually sinned, and freely of his own Grace gives us the Benefit of his Suffering, as if we had actually suffered; our Sin was imputed to him, that his Righteousness and Obedience might be imputed to us, even both that which is called his Active and Passive Obedience. Sin was imputed to Christ, yea, every Sin we have, or ever shall commit; so that in Christ we have born already all that Vindictive Wrath and Vengeance of God that was due to them, according to his Holy Law and Threatning denounced against us. Christ and his Elect are as one Person, or as one entire Corporation; and what he did, was as if every one that he represents had done it. The Sufferings of our Saviour was in lieu of the Life of the Sinner; the Just for the Vnjust. By his