Christian religion

First, that in himself he is holy. Secondly, to others harmless and innocent. Thirdly, undefiled of others, or of any thing; and to speak in a word, he is separated from sinners. In all which, he differeth from that of Aaron, for they are neither holy in themselves, nor innocent, neither undefiled, but polluting, and being polluted by others.

First, that in himselfe he is holy. Secondly, to others harmelesse and innocent. Thirdly, vndefiled of others, or of any thing; and to speake in a word, he is separated from sinners. In al which, he differeth from that of Aaron, for they are neither holy in themselues, nor innocent, neither vndefiled, but polluting, and being polluted by others.

What is the fruit we gather of this his holiness, innocency, and undefilednesse?

What is the fruit we gather of this his holinesse, innocencie, and vndefilednesse?

That he being holy and innocent, undefiled, and so consequently separate from sinners; the sin is not attributed to the faithful; and these his properties are imputed for theirs: And therefore he freeth them both from original and actual sin. Contrary to the doctrine of the Papists, who say, that he delivereth us from original sin only, and that we must make satisfaction for actual.

That he being holy and innocent, vndefiled, and so consequently separate from sinners; the sinne is not attributed to the faithful; and these his properties are imputed for theirs: And therefore he freeth them both from original and actual sinne. Contrary to the doctrine of the Papists, who say, that he deliuereth vs from originall sinne only, and that we must make satisfaction for actuall.