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

1. They that are pardoned are Justified. There are two things that belong to the Justification of […] Sinner, and this is one of them: their sins are forgiven, and they are adjudged righteous, and •hese are never parted; for, where God pardoneth sin, there he imputeth Righteousness, and hence the man comes to be Justified, so the Apostle argueth, Rom. 4. 6, 7. and certainly, he ••at is Justified is blessed: for indeed, as all misery is rooted in Condemnation, so all felicity •ows from Justification: the Apostle therefore ••ts them together, Rom. 8. 30. Whom he hath justified, them he hath Glorified.

1. They that are pardoned are Justified. There are two things that belong to the Justification of 〈…〉 Sinner, and this is one of them: their sins are •orgiven, and they are adjudged righteous, and •hese are never parted; for, where God pardon•th sin, there he imputeth Righteousness, and hence the man comes to be Justified, so the A•ostle argueth, Rom. 4. 6, 7. and certainly, he ••at is Justified is blessed: for indeed, as all mi•ery is rooted in Condemnation, so all felicity •ows from Justification: the Apostle therefore ••ts them together, Rom. 8. 30. Whom he hath •ustified, them he hath Glorified.