Let us now come to his Intercession, and the influence ⟨p. 115⟩which it hath into our Justification and salvation; which as it strikes the last stroke to make all sure; so, as great a stroke as any of the former: therefore (as you have heard) that there was an Allsufficiencie in his Death [Who shall condemn? it is Christ that dyed:] a Rather in his Resurrection: [yea rather is risen again,] a much rather [[Greek or Hebrew]] that he lives and is at Gods right hand; Rom. 5. 10. The Apostle riseth yet higher to an [Greek or Hebrew] [a saving to the utmost,] put upon his intercession; Heb. 7. 25. Wherefore he is able to save to the utmost, seeing he ever lives to make intercession. So that if you could suppose there were any thing which none of all the former three could do or effect for us, yet his intercession could do it to the utmost: for it self is the uttermost and highest. If Money would purchase our Salvation, his Death hath done it, which he laid down as a price and an equivalent ransom, (as it is in 1. Tim. 2. 6.) If Power and authority would effect it, his sitting at Gods right hand, invested with all power in Heaven and Earth, shall be put forth to the utmost to effect it. If favour and entreaties added to all these (which oft times doth as much as any of those other) were needful, he will use the utmost of this also, and for ever make intercession. So that if Love, Money, or Power (any of them, or all of them) will save us, we shall be sure to be saved, saved to the utmost [[Greek or Hebrew]] all manner of ways, by all manner of means; saved over and over.
Let us now come to his Intercession, and the influence ⟨p. 115⟩which it hath into our Iustification and salvation; which as it strikes the last stroake to make all sure; so, as great a stroake as any of the former: therfore (as you have heard) that there was an Allsufficiencie in his Death [Who shall condemne? it is Christ that dyed:] a Rather in his Resurrection: [yea rather is risen again,] a much rather [〈non-Latin alphabet〉] that he lives and is at Gods right hand; Rom. 5. 10. The Apostle riseth yet higher to an 〈non-Latin alphabet〉 [a saving to the utmost,] put upon his intercession; Heb. 7. 25. Wherefore he is able to save to the utmost, seeing he ever lives to make intercession. So that if you could suppose there were any thing which none of all the former three could doe or effect for us, yet his intercession could do it to the utmost: for it selfe is the uttermost and highest. If Money would purchase our Salvation, his Death hath done it, which he laid downe as a price and an equivalent ransome, (as it is in 1. Tim. 2. 6.) If Power and authority would effect it, his sitting at Gods right hand, invested with all power in Heaven and Earth, shall be put forth to the utmost to effect it. If favour and entreaties added to all these (which oft times doth as much as any of those other) were needefull, he will use the utmost of this also, and for ever make intercession. So that if Love, Money, or Power (any of them, or all of them) will save us, we shall be sure to bee saved, saved to the utmost [〈non-Latin alphabet〉] all manner of wayes, by all manner of meanes; saved over and over.
