The sixth Aphorism.The syxt Aphorisme.
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The sixth Aphorism.
The syxt Aphorisme.
AND least this remedy should be void and of none effect,1 (1) the Lord with all decreed to give this his Son unto them, whom, as we have said, he ordained from everlasting unto salvation, and in like manner to give them unto ⟨image 33⟩his Son: (2) that when as he shall be in them, and they in him, they might be made perfect into one, by those degrees or steppes which do hereafter follow.
AND least this remeedie should bee voide and of none effect,1 (1) the Lord with all decreed to giue this his sōne vnto them, whome, as we haue saide, he ordained from euerlasting vnto saluation, and in lyke manner to giue them vnto ⟨image 33⟩his sonne: (2) that vvhen as he shall bee in them, and they in him, they might bee made perfite into one, by those degrees or steppes which doo hereafter followe.
- 1Now God in his everlasting counsell hath wrought that the benefits offered unto us in his sonne, should be effectual unto us, or turn to our profit.Novv God in his euerlasting counsell hath vvrought that the benefits offred vnto vs in his sonne, shoulde be effectual vnto vs, or turne to our profite.