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The MidiatoriatFrice of 6ur Part I. death parted over all men, in whom (that is Co fay, in whofe loyns all men have (inivfd, Rovt. 5.12. and that Âdixm by his one fin in eating the forbiddtm fruit, procured not only his own fpiritual death ; but alio he did thereby procure an Hereditary finful nature to all his poflerity,aud that corruption of our nature is now called The Law ofdeath, and the body (»f death, Rom. 7.25,24. becaule it fell upon Adum and iii> porteritic for his tranfgreHing of the firfl law of prohibition, by his bodily eating of the foroidden fruit : and in this refped alfo the Aportks arc (aid to preach to the dead \\\ fin/ i7f:. 4.6.C0/.2.13. So then, from all the premises I may well concIudc,that the kind ofdeath which God thrcatned to execute upon ^d(4w in the very day of hi« finful eatfng, was a (piri'ual death, or it may be called the death of his pure nature in corruption and fin ^ and this Spiritual death may well be called The fir fi de^tht or the original death, becaufc it was the original caufe ot all other deaths and curfcs whacfb- . ever J and truly unlcflx we can get into the Mediator by Faith,bt. fore our fouls be (eparated from our bodies, this'firf^ death will bring us unto the fecond death at lad. Thiscxpofitionof ^f«. 2. 17. I conceive to be full, fair and clear : Secondly, I come now in thf* next place (according to my promife) to apply this curfeJ Spiritual death together , with all o- ther'curfed deaths untoChrift, that fo you may tnt rtby the better fee whether it be not altogether unpoffible for our Mediator to fiirferthe (aid Curfcs of the Lavv inour iteadforour Redemption there- from or no. Firft, DidChrillfufferthecurfeof the firft fpiritual death that wasthreatned ro Adam, for hi finful eating of the forbidden fiuit; thc'i truly h; was dead in corruption and Cxu , as Adam a-id all his polêritr were This is a blafp'.cTious inference », (and ye: you cai.not avoid ir by th common doctrine ot imputation) butthe Holy Script urcc Jo often tcf.ihs that Chrifl was pure in nature, and without the taft cindfurct fin, either in hi«! c-rrnption or life. He was conceive' d by the H lyGnoll, without fi 1, Lttl^. 1.35. and ail his life long, t'lere was n* Cr^ found in him, 1 Pet. 2.ii,i-*.Hei>./^, 15.I0X. 8.^6. therefore ('tinjyh 3 H-n ai: rg r'^t*r H;ilc^-,b)rh in narntcandii';-, it wasalt'tg'^hrr unpolijbic : -rlim o furfw-r t!u: kjBaofcu:!edu';a:hchatwa5tarjatnedto fall n^^-n v/t/.;/» i;i the d.iy
Pflit I. Redemption ani Juflijication deoed. day of his finful i ating- anJ rheieforc ic foilovvs by necelfiry coiilequcnce, chat hejiotijiilredeemu- fromtl-jt cur(c.i dearl*, by luffciin^ that curfed d.ath in our Head. 2. Hence it follows alfJ) by nccc- (ary c >nfequence, that God the Father harh found ouc iome otl
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