By his own Righteousness of the Law, Paul intends his Personal Righteousness, performed by his own endeavours, and accommodated to the tenor of the Covenant of Works. By the Righteousness which is of God, he intends both that which God hath devised and procured for us, and confers upon us freely, and that also which was wrought by a Divine Person, even the Eternal Son of the Eternal Father: By the Faith of Christ, he intends not the Faith which Jesus Christ exerted, or his personal and inherent Faith, but the Faith which both hath the Lord Jesus Christ for its object, and also flows from or is wrought by Christ, as the efficient of it in us▪
By his own Righteousness of the Law, Paul intends his Personal Righteousness, performed by his own endeavours, and accommodated to the tenour of the Covenant of Works. By the Righteousness which is of God, he intends both that which God hath devised and procured for us, and confers upon us freely, and that also which was wrought by a Divine Person, even the Eternal Son of the Eternal Father: By the Faith of Christ, he intends not the Faith which Jesus Christ exerted, or his personal and inherent Faith, but the Faith which both hath the Lord Jesus Christ for its object, and also flows from or is wrought by Christ, as the efficient of it in us▪
