[…] appearance of Christ was in the flesh, above […] hundred years ago in the Land of Judea, unto […] of the Jews, the only-then-visible-Church upon […]. There it was that the Word was made Flesh; and […] people he dwelt for a while, some or whom […] the glory as of the only begotten of the […] of grace and truth. There it was that the Eter•••• […] God was made Man, being conceived miraculous•••• […] of the Holy Ghost, in the Womb of the Vir•••• […] without the contamination of Original Sin, which […] Conceptions do introduce: His real Mother, & […] Father were both of the Tribe of Judah, and of the […] of Daniel, and he was born in the Town of Bethlehem, […] ••ing to the Scripture predictions; who, after he had […] […] thirty years in obscurity, was baptized by John Baptist, […] forerunner and Harbinger; in whose Baptism, when John saw the Heavens opened, and the Spirit of God descen•••• like a Do•e, and lighting upon him, and heard the ⟨p. 3⟩voice from the excellent glory, saying. This is my belo•••• Son, in whom I am well pleased: He gave his testimony concerning him, that he was the Son of God, and the Lamb of God, who taketh away the sins of the World. Who […] his own baptism and temptation, and John's Imprisonment• made his appearance more openly unto Israel, shewi•• […] […] his glory, not in outward pomp and splendour, […] in […] high, eminent, and wonderful manner, altogether […] •• ceeding the imitation of any Earthly Monarch in […]
〈…〉 appearance of Christ was in the flesh, above 〈…〉 hundred years ago in the Land of Judea, unto 〈…〉 of the Jews, the only-then-visible-Church upon 〈…〉. There it was that the Word was made Flesh; and 〈…〉 people he dwelt for a while, some or whom 〈…〉 the glory as of the only begotten of the 〈…〉 of grace and truth. There it was that the Eter•••• 〈…〉 God was made Man, being conceived miraculous•••• 〈…〉 of the Holy Ghost, in the Womb of the Vir•••• 〈…〉 without the contamination of Original Sin, which 〈…〉 Conceptions do introduce: His real Mother, & 〈…〉 Father were both of the Tribe of Judah, and of the 〈…〉 of Daniel, and he was born in the Town of Bethlem, 〈…〉 ••ing to the Scripture predictions; who, after he had 〈…〉 〈…〉 thirty years in obscurity, was baptized by John Baptist, 〈…〉 forerunner and Harbinger; in whose Baptism, when John saw the Heavens opened, and the Spirit of God descen•••• like a Do•e, and lighting upon him, and heard the ⟨p. 3⟩voice from the excellent glory, saying. This is my belo•••• Son, in whom I am well pleased: He gave his testimony concerning him, that he was the Son of God, and the Lamb of God, who taketh away the sins of the World. Who 〈…〉 his own baptism and temptation, and John's Imprisonment• made his appearance more openly unto Israel, shewi•• 〈…〉 〈…〉 his glory, not in outward pomp and splendor, 〈…〉 in 〈…〉 high, eminent, and wonderful manner, altogether 〈…〉 •• ceeding the imitation of any Earthly Monarch in 〈…〉
