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The prophecy of Haggai, interpreted and applied in sundry sermonsThe prophesie of Haggai, interpreted and applyed in sundry sermons
The prophecy of Haggai, interpreted and applied in sundry sermons by the famous and judicious divine, John Rainolds, D.D. Never before printed, being very useful for these times.The prophesie of Haggai, interpreted and applyed in sundry sermons by the famous and judicious divine, John Rainolds, D.D. Never before printed, beeing very usefull for these times.
London: printed by W.W. for William Lee, 1649
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14. As may appear by Christs blood •••ging ••om us the uncleanness of sin, to that cleansing water which purged them from that uncleanness of the dead, Heb▪ 10. […] that the Jewe• howsoever by the sacrifices and ceremonies, they were outwardly washed, from such pollution yet being not washed by Christ blood they were dead in the […] and sins, and so polluted with dead works that all of them were unclean▪ yea and their sacrifices defiled, and all they did which is the main point of reproof inferred as from those former proofs▪ by the testimony eve• of the Priests themselves, concerned […] where the prophet answereth, So i• this people, […] which say it is not time to build the Lords house, […] clean before me saith the Lord (i▪) in my judgment howsoever they think themselves clean by their sacrifice• and so ar• […] but all the works of their hands and that which the• effect here. viz. as we may gather from their da•ly […] offering into unclean▪ Th•• were the Jewe• informed how they did […] against the law of God in not building a• they were commanded, the Temple of the Lord and therefore for (all their sacrifices they were unclean, •nd all their […] ye and their own sacrifices an abomination unto him and that by the confeflida of the high Prie•••, their own teacher of which […] ••ction given unto them we may make […] we may see.
14. As may appeare by Christs blood •••ging om us the uncleannesse of sinne, to that clenng water which purged them from that uncleannesse of the dead, Heb 10. that the Iewe howsoever by the sacrifices and ceremonies, they were outwardly washed, from such pollutio yet being not washed by Christ blood they were dead in the and sinnes, and so polluted with dead workes that all of them were unclean yea and their sacrifices defiled, and all they did which is the maine point of reproofe inferred as from those former proofes by the testimony eve of the Priests themselves, concerned where the prophet answereth, So i this people, which say it is not time to build the Lords house, cleane before me saith the Lord (i) in my judgment howsoever they thinke themselves cleane by their sacrifice and so ar but all the workes of their hands and that which the effect here. viz. as we may gather from their daly offering into uncleane Th weare the Iewe informed how they did against the law of God in not building a they weare commanded, the Temple of the Lord and therefore for (all their sacrifices they were unclean, nd all their ye and their own sacrifices an abominatio unto him and that by the confeflida of the high Prie, their owne teacher of which ction given unto them wee may make we may see.