PROPOSITION I.
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PROPOSITION I.
That which we are to make Confession of, is S• So all the three words in the Text import. Wh• it is to Confess Sin is well to be observed. S• is defined to be a Transgression of the Law, 1 J• 3. 4. Now Sin as such, will come under a double consideration, viz. Original, and Actual; and bo• of these must be referred to the Law of specie Government, under which man was placed by God in his Creation: for nothing can be called Sin, but as it hath a reference to the Law. He•
That which we are to make Confession of, is S• So all the three words in the Text import. Wh• it is to Confess Sin is well to be observed. S• is defined to be a Transgression of the Law, 1 J• 3. 4. Now Sin as such, will come under a double consideration, viz. Original, and Actual; and bo• of these must be referred to the Law of speci• Government, under which man was placed by God in his Creation: for nothing can be called Sin, but as it hath a reference to the Law. He•
1. Original Sin hath a double respect, Private and Positive; and both belong to the Nature o• it.