The Meritorious Price of Our Redemption, William ... - Adkinshorton.net

Pait I. ^edempthtt Mnd luftification cleered.
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But ifany defire funher fatisfadion in this point>
let them read
in CJAtaksr'wi lerobo^ms Sons deccafc, and thcrc they may have
further fatyfadion in thii point.
And this diftindionof the fouls cafe from the bodies ca(e,may
ftifficiently fcrrc as an anfwer to Mr. i^r/ni/ir, who doth labour
to juAitie the imputation of our (ins and puniihmenc unto our
mocent Savior in f/4. no. f. 444, 445:.
Tradef. / dare notgo abont to pr$ve bj 4ny m»rt ArgumeMts thdt
Chrifi dUbe»irourftyisby ^ois imp fttattan : §r that he b$ri the
snrfe of the Larvfor our Redemption : J ddre notjufiifie the cemmen
Vt^ine ofimpHtdtian Any further.
Bftt now I kefire f enter upon 4 nerf difceurfe withyou dbeut the
Meritorions price efeur Redemptien,
PART. II.
X.
"Wherein is proved,
Th/it Chrifi hath redeemed w fiom the eurfe ofthe La'w (not by
Ji^ftfing thefaid curfe fir Wibut) by afatisf^Elory price of A~
'iftwrwrw/, namely^by paying or perfirming unto his Father that
]^nvfilnAble precious thing tfhis Mediatori4l0bedience,wherc'
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of his MediAtortAlfiicrifice ofatenemcnt "was the mdfier-piece,
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^^ Sinners Right eoufnefs or fufiification^is
I cleved fiomfame common Errors,
expUined, and
Tradesman,
WUat matter or thing "^as it that Chrifi paifl or performed
to his Father for our Redemption^ or after What
manner did Chri^ Redeem us from the curfe of the
Law}
DiviKe.
That vhich Chfift did to Redeem us from thecurfc
of the Law, was not by bearing the faid "^^^
curfe really in our ftead ;
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\ as the common dodrine of imputation doth teach ) but by pro- chtfrt'^aid for
curing his Fathers Atonement by the ""'
invaluable price or
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nee of hii own Me Jiarorial Obedience, whereof his Mediato- Ki'lai obc(icaVci
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