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thtj^ Ifeuniud to Chrijl ifjFgiil:<br />
become thefeed ef the woma»,andtfthoM wilt heakjheJive/j headflat<br />
hy<br />
giving thyfoHlAfacrificefirJin, then'Jwill re^ttrdtbeefir<br />
it ) I \>ri/i prolong thy dxyes and thou Jhalt fee thyfeedjf. 5 5.10 /<br />
12. 50. 7-/. 45. 16.7/. 8p. 4. In all thcfe places the elcd are called<br />
chc feed or the children <strong>of</strong>Chrift the mediacor,namcly bccaufe<br />
God gave then to Chrill; Hf^.2. i^.or eleded them onto the adcpcion<br />
otTons in and through the mediator :<br />
for he orJained Chuft<br />
H9t<br />
to be the <strong>Meritorious</strong> procuring caufe <strong>of</strong> their Adop:ionj£^. 1.4,^,<br />
Chrifi fubmits to tbefe conditions and faith,<br />
facrifice A/id<strong>of</strong>erjng<br />
ti/oM rvoHldfi not have, but a b^dy hafi th»u prepared me : then<br />
/'aid If lo I come to do tby will God the doing<br />
-^ ef which wi/l<br />
we ar efan c}ified(01 freed from fin, and fb made ric to be the children<br />
<strong>of</strong> Gcd)^;' the <strong>of</strong>fering <strong>of</strong> the body cf lefm (^hrifl once fir all,<br />
Ht^. 10.7/40.Hence it isevident that Chriil ii our Fatherbccaufe<br />
by his ficriHce <strong>of</strong> atonement he hach procured his Fathers atonement<br />
f( r our <strong>Redemption</strong>, JuHirication, and Adopti)nj and<br />
thercforecJIftf/Jr/ mai^;o/ he thy Father that<br />
hath bought th(c\ Den. 32. ($. Ift, 64. 8.<br />
5. <strong>The</strong> holy Spirit i« our Father alfo in the firft ad <strong>of</strong> our fpiritual<br />
generation, becaufe.he is the principal inllrumentalcaufc <strong>of</strong><br />
our new bitth, and ilierefbre he may veil be called lur Fatherfor<br />
if T^«/ might truly callhim!< IfaFathi-r<strong>of</strong>louN, becaufc he<br />
was a Tub- ordinate infirumem in ihcirnewbuth ;i 0'-.4.i irit -^<br />
Iohn 5.5.6,<br />
8. that is t Qy, iOi\'.fivorda>uiff>irit.<br />
1<br />
Haice alfo we may (ee the realon why our Saviour taught us to<br />
pray fnot to any ore perfonlntl.e Trinity fevcraily,<br />
butjioali<br />
the Trinity f)intly under the name lather Sa) mgwhenyefray fay^<br />
V o»r Father which art in heaze^^. A fat. 6.9.<br />
2. Hence we may learn that none can m.ike an effcdual prayer<br />
except he pray to all the Trinity ^<br />
nam;.lyio the F.T.hcr through<br />
the Mediator; by the holy (/"hol^; to pray to any one pcrlon alone<br />
is idolatry: and thus each perfon in<br />
Tiinity is our Vather,and therefore<br />
all the Tiinity murt have a Land in our regeneration or adoption<br />
5. Hencc-Vvc may alfo lee the leafon why the Fatler doihno:<br />
unite<br />
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