The truly blessed man, or, The way to be happy here, and forever being…

1. It takes off the Condemnation of the L• which was fallen on the Sinner; all manki• were for sin, condemned by the Law of Go• we read therefore of unbelievers, that they […] condemned already, Joh. 3. 18. and this condem• tion was according to the tenor of the La• Gen. 2. 17. Thou shalt surely die. This Senten• ⟨p. 13⟩is past by God on the whole race of fallen men; & every unpardoned sinner abides under it; & every sort of death is contained in it; and what a fearful thing is it to stand condemned? how miserable is such an one? but as soon as the pardon comes, the Condemnation ceaseth, Rom. 8. 1. and if it never comes, it is impossible for the man to scape the Execution of it; he cannot break prison; the Law must take place: but this stops the mouth of the Law, and that nothing else can do.

1. It takes off the Condemnation of the L• which was fallen on the Sinner; all manki• were for sin, condemned by the Law of Go• we read therefore of unbelievers, that they 〈…〉 condemned already, Joh. 3. 18. and this condem• tion was according to the tenour of the La• Gen. 2. 17. Thou shalt surely dy. This Senten• ⟨p. 13⟩