Of Communion with God the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost

Ans. There are two things in Original sin; 1. Guilt of the §. 16 first sin, which is imputed to us, we all sinned in him, [Greek or Hebrew], Ro. 5. 12. whether we render it Relatively in whom, or Illatively, being all have sinned, all is one: that one sin, is the sin of us all, omnes eramus unus ille homo: we were all in Covenant with him; He was not only a natural head, but also a federal head unto us; as Christ is to Believers (Rom. 5. 17. 1 Cor. 15. 22.) so was he to us all. and his Transgression of that Covenant is reckoned to us.

Ans. There are two things in Originall sinne; 1. Guilt of the §. 16 first sinne, which is imputed to us, we all sinned in him, 〈non-Latin alphabet〉, Ro. 5. 12. whether we render it Relatively in whom, or Illatively, being all have sinned, all is one: that one sinne, is the sinne of us all, omnes eramus unus ille homo: we were all in Covenant with him; He was not only a naturall head, but also a federall head unto us; as Christ is to Believers (Rom. 5. 17. 1 Cor. 15. 22.) so was he to us all. and his Transgression of that Covenant is reckoned to us.

2ly There is the derivation of a polluted, corrupted nature §. 17 from him; ^lWho can bring a clean thing out of an unclean? that which is borne of the flesh is flesh, and nothing else; whose wisdom and mind is corrupted also. a polluted fountain, will have polluted streams. The first person corrupted nature, and that nature corrupts all persons following; now from both these was Christ most free. He was never federally in Adam; and so not liable to the imputation of his sin on that account. It is true, that sin was