Chapter 7
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CHAP. VII.
The Nature of Purchased Grace: Referred to three heads. 1. Of our Acceptation with God. Two parts of it. Of the Grace of Sanctification. The several parts of it.
The Nature of Purchased Grace: Referred to three heads. 1. Of our Acceptation with God. Two parts of it. Of the Grace of Sanctification. The severall parts of it.
The Fountain of that Purchased Grace, wherein the §. 1 Saints have Communion with Christ being discovered, in the next place the nature of this Grace it self may be considered. As was said, it may be referred unto three heads:
THe Fountain of that Purchased Grace, wherein the §. 1 Saints have Communion with Christ being discovered, in the next place the nature of this Grace it selfe may be considered. As was said, it may be referred unto three heads:
1. Grace of Acceptation with God. 2. Grace of Sanctification from God. 3. Grace of Privileges with, and before God.
1. Grace of Acceptation with God. 2. Grace of Sanctification from God. 3. Grace of Priviledges with, and before God.
1. Of Acceptation with God; out of Christ, we are in a state of Alienation from God: accepted neither in our Persons, nor our §. 2 Services. Sin makes a separation between God and us: that