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

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Our Redctftj^ion, luftificadon, (^c.
Cleertng it fhmfome common Errors ;
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And proving
That Chriftdid not fufter for us thofe miutceraSle toments of
Gods wrath, that commoniy arc called HclUormcntf , to redeem
our foulcs from them.
\t. That Chrid did not bear our fins by Gods iifMputatioo , tod
. therefore he did not bear the curfe of the Uw for them.
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}. That Chrift hath redeemed us from the curfe of the Law (not
by fuflFcring the faid curfe for us, but^ by a iatisfa^ry priccof
attoncment; t/i'«. by paying or performing unto his Father ohtt
invaluable precious thing of his Mediatorial! obcdience,wherof
his Mediatorial! Sacrifice of attonementwasthc mafter.picce.
^4. A finners rightcoufnefle or juftification is explained , and clccrcd
from fomc common Erron*
By William Pimhin^ Gentleman, in New England.
^ The Mcdiacorfaitb thus to his Faibcr in F/i/ 40.8,10.
/ delight te do thy wiU my God^ycd iby Uw is vitbin my bcdrt .- I delight to do
thv will, or Law, as a Mediator.
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1 fcii nothU thmightcoufncffcrvnhinmj bc4U, I hftcdccUred thy
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ibr /i/vinon- Nimdv,! ha^^not hidthvrijhtcoulncfle,ortlw way of m^ fmntrs
r Jhtcous but have .icclared W»y the performance ot n.y Mcdiatonall baoifiCC ot attoncment,
as the procuring cwfc of thy aitotiement, 10 ibc great Cousregaaont^ic thtir
cverlaftin^ tigbteoufncflc.
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