A brief declaration and vindication of the doctrine of the Trinity as also of…

That there is a Second Person, the Son of God, in the holy Trin-Unity of the God-head▪ we have proved before. That this Person did of his infinite Love and Grace take upon him our nature, bumane nature, so as that the ⟨p. 136⟩divine and humane nature should be come one Person, one Christ, God and Man in one; so that whatever he doth in, and about our Salvation, it is done by that one Person, God and Man, is revealed unto us in the Scripture, as the Object of our Faith. And this is that which we believe concerning the Person of Christ. Whatever acts are ascribed unto him, however immediately performed, in, or by the Humane Nature, or in and by his Divine Nature, they are all the acts of that one Person, in whom are both these natures. That this Christ, God and Man, is because he is God, and on the account of what he hath done for us as Man, to be believed in, worshipped, with worship Religious and Divine, to be trusted and obeyed; this also is asserted in the Scripture. And these things are as it were the common notions of Christian Religion; the common Principles of our Profession; which the Scriptures also abundantly testify unto.

That there is a Second Person, the Son of God, in the holy Trin-Vnity of the God-head▪ we have proved before. That this Person did of his infinite Love and Grace take upon him our nature, bumane nature, so as that the ⟨p. 136⟩divine and humane nature should be come one Person, one Christ, God and Man in one; so that whatever he doth in, and about our Salvation, it is done by that one Person, God and Man, is revealed unto us in the Scripture, as the Object of our Faith. And this is that which we believe concerning the Person of Christ. Whatever acts are ascrib•d unto him, however immediately performed, in, or by the Humane Nature, or in and by his Divine Nature, they are all the acts of that one Person, in whom are both these natures. That this Christ, God and Man, is because he is God, and on the account of what he hath done for us as Man, to be believed in, worshipped, with worship Religious and Divine, to be trusted and obeyed; this also is asserted in the Scripture. And these things are as it were the common notions of Christian Religion; the common Principles of our Profession; which the Scriptures also abundantly testifie unto.