1 For Conditional promises.
pp. 195–1966 passages
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1 For Conditional promises.
1 All promises of life and salvation are conditional.
2 Conditional promises, are the fruit of Free-grace, as well as absolute. It is Free-grace which enableth us to perform the conditional, and Free-grace which moved God to promise such great mercies upon such conditions.
2 Conditional promises, are the fruit of Free-grace, as well as absolute. It is Free-grace which inableth us to performe the conditional, and Free-grace which moved God to promise such great mercies upon such conditions.
3 They are the fruit of Rich-grace, and Rare-mercy, as well as absolute promises.
4 They are of great use to quicken a lazy Christian, and to encourage him to diligence; for no man can obtain the blessing promised, but he that performs the condition enjoined.
4 They are of great use to quicken a lazy Christian, and to incourage him to diligence; for no man can obtain the blessing promised, but hee that performs the condition injoyned.