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158 ^oii the fathers atonement defcrihed Pan:irt
procuring caufc ofGods Atonement for the better alluring of their
junification and Adoption- and whereas I have otten rimes in thii
treati/e ra-idc GodsAtonemcnt co comprehend under ic our redcmptiun
from (in as wel as our juHincation and A-ioprion^I wouid have
you to takw notice that 1 do not mciii t!iat Gods atonement
doth contain under it redemption as another dii^ind point differing
tromjullilication :buc I make cur redemption and freedoms
tfom lin by the Faihvks A;oacment to be ail one wich our juftificaf
i jn from fin.
The Fathers Atonement or rrconciliarion is the top mercy ofaU
mercyesthac makes a poor finner happy.
But the truth is, a iTnners Atonement muftbecjnfidersd as it
i> the work of all the Trinity.
1. The Faiher muO be confidered both as the efficient and as
the formal caufc of a finners
Ac- )nemenr.
2. Them diator mu!t be conlidercd auhe only mcri'ori> us
procuring caufc 0} the Fatht rs Atontmcrt Horn. c. i'».
3. The holy GIioll mull be confivieied as the pr.n-.ipjil (in'lrumenull
c^ufe of the Fathers A:onemeut,by wo kin;- •' '
i.Lrs the
grace l.^rn^anH receive
chef uhers Atonement, for chMr fu' !«' inp :oi.,l'.i'tifiv:t :o.i
and Adoption^ which fpiiitk^all bi-fling«i:hf -o r:ce*vcincoc; cir. .
foulsas|..onajevcr they dobelcivc iiiC.htilt,
But chir. work ofthcholy C7
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