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jvhcfe voice thtnf};cckjhc f^th. Bib. I :. : 5, 2 6.<br />
Thtrefore<br />
J 04 Sinmrt arenH made tight ecus hy Part !!•<br />
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(iith that thtrt is no precept in all the Bibl$-hH t it muji c»me tvithin<br />
the ctmfafs ef one or •ther <strong>of</strong> the ten ccmmandrnffits ,2016 in this fenfe<br />
<strong>Our</strong> Saivor aftirmed to the Sciib s that here are but tw great (^•m- \<br />
monuments ix the Law, (\V!ndfrare tbc firft Table and the Stcond)<br />
and that §n thefe lW« c^mmhlnii'm'.ms do harg the whole Lav and t6§<br />
T'rophetSj Mat. 22. 40. He <strong>net</strong> I realon thus, iuhc whoI« Law<br />
and the Prophets dohan^ upon th« ten Commandments, as the<br />
general heads ot a!) that is contain d w ithin the Law and Prophets,<br />
thfn the ten commandmenrs muft needs coitaiac in themrulcs <strong>of</strong><br />
faith in Chriftas wd at moral duties.<br />
And this is further evident by the preface <strong>of</strong> the ten comandraents<br />
which runs thus, / am lehvv.h thy Ged which brenght thee cut eftht<br />
Land <strong>of</strong> Egypt ^<br />
hence it miy be dtnanded who thulth^vah wai<br />
that brought them out <strong>of</strong> the Land <strong>of</strong> Egypt fwh; ther was it the Father,<br />
ortheSon, ortheHoly Ch<strong>of</strong>t the anfwcr is that though<br />
tht term /r)E#r4it be common to all the three petfons, yet in thii<br />
place it muft be applycd to lefus Chrift efpeciallyfnot excludit^g the<br />
other perfonsj he is <strong>of</strong>ten caUcd lehcvah, d$Mat. 4. 7. doth<br />
expound Deu. 6, 16. and HE is'that /r/;ot/4fe that brought them<br />
out oi Sgjpt : He it was that firft appeared to M<strong>of</strong>es in the BmJI/^<br />
and that lent A'f<strong>of</strong>cs unto Pharoah with miraculous power tobring<br />
his people out ot £|'^^f,£.v. 3.2. At thefiFfthciscalledr/* >^flgel<br />
<strong>of</strong> Jehovah, (iht Father J v. 2.But in v. 6. He is called, theCod<br />
eftAhrMham ;<br />
and after this he was called the Angel <strong>of</strong> Gods prefence<br />
that went before h/-< people in the X^iUernrfs^Sx.i ^.zo.znd he<br />
is alfo called the Angel that brought them cnt <strong>of</strong> Egypf\ "Hjl^rn. 20.<br />
1 6.£AM4.i9.He is that Angel that fpake to M<strong>of</strong>es in mount J»W,<br />
ABsj.'X^^. ami he is alfo called /^ibtft/^fc, that "ment before them<br />
in a pillar <strong>of</strong>a cloud by day,and in a pillar »ffire by mght -Sx. 1 .2L<br />
And the Hebrew Doiftors do acknowledge that their Redempti-<br />
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on from Egypt was bj the hand <strong>of</strong> the Angel the Redeemer, vrith<br />
theporeer <strong>of</strong><br />
•<br />
t^yegreat God as it is faid in Sx. 3 2 . 11. fee aifo Ainf<br />
mix. 1 2. 17.<br />
From all rhefc places compared togcther,it is evident rfiat Chrift<br />
was that Ifhovah that brought ihemout<strong>of</strong>the Land ot Egypt,<br />
and that gjve them the ten c 'mmandments on Mount Stn,ti and:<br />
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fb the Ap<strong>of</strong>^lc7'4«/ fair h, f/;w; If vratHE that fpake Mr.to them,<br />
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