A69075:1652
Christian religion
Christian religion: substantially, methodically[e,] [pla]inlie, and profitably treatisedChristian religion: substantially, methodicalli[e,] [pla]inlie, and profitablie treatised
London: printed by Felix Kingston for Thomas Man, 1611
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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.
What is touching the execution of this his office?
First, in that they offered first for themselves; he for the people only, for himself he heeded not. Secondly, he but once; they many times. Thirdly, he offered himself, they something else then themselves.
First, in that they offered first for themselues; hee for the people onely, for himselfe he heeded not. Secondly, he but once; they many times. Thirdly, hee offered himselfe, they something else then themselues.