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Eighthly, The Death of Christ preserves all Believers to Everlasting Life, because he hath by one Offering perfected for ever them ¹that are sanctified. Christ as the Effects of his Death, before he hath done, will bring all for whom he was a Sacrifice to Heaven: Justification in the Perfection of it shall be continued, Sanctification shall be completed, our Interest in him shall not be lost: Can any think that Christ will not maintain Life in that Soul which he made alive by his own Death?

Eighthly, The Death of Christ preserves all Believers to Everlasting Life, because he hath by one Offering perfected for ever them ¹that are sanctified. Christ as the Effects of his Death, before he hath done, will bring all for whom he was a Sacrifice to Heaven: Justification in the Perfection of it shall be continued, Sanctification shall be compleated, our Interest in him shall not be lost: Can any think that Christ will not maintain Life in that Soul which he made alive by his own Death?

1. 1Heb. 10. 14.

Arg. 7. If therefore Christ's Blood was not shed for none in vain, but that he shall have his whole Purchase; then none of his Sheep or Elect Ones shall ever perish. But Christ's Blood was shed for none in vain; therefore he shall have his full Purchase, none of his Elect shall perish.

No Man would lay down a Sum more in value than a whole Kingdom, but would first see himself sure of it, upon laying down that Price: the Father's Covenant and Promise also made all the Elect certain of Eternal Life upon Christ's dying for them. Besides,