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WfimmmBm 4^j Tht ui ho^ am Ipdined, ( ar difirejfed in mind as a woman in travell ) untill it be endfdi Luk^ 1 2. 50. in this fpeech our Saviour doth exprcfs as much diftrefsofmAnd, as he did in that place oi Matthe^ 2r\AMarl^ which you have cited, and yet I know no Expofiter that did ever colle.5i.i7.Ifr.2y.iy, 17.2 8. and this cup is filled fomtimes from the L«^rds hand,and fomtimes
. nti^mmmmtm ^ Parti. Kedempthn Mtid JmJhficAthM cletred, 46 V timet from mans hand : But in the prefenc ca(e, becwcen Chrift and the Sons of Zekedeus^ the cup or portion whcrcki they muft I parallel each orhcr.is pcrfccurionsand death from the hand ofwick- { cd Tyrants; yea fomrimes the Godly do not only drink a cup, but atullcupofbitrerafflidion, Pfut. /^.lo.yeaa very great meaiure, calkd in Kf^rrjr, Shdlifh, of three, which i& a third part the gnat ft meafure, four times as big as the uiuall cup co drink in : fee Ainf.mPfal. Jo. 6. Sec ndly, He teh them thut they ntMJi be hdîêd with hit b^ftifrmt) that is to fay, they muft be put to death by the malice of tyrants, as he muft be, and this is expieffed by the metaphor ot baptifing:forbap:i{ingisa diving, 01 drowning of the whole body under water, andtherforc Chrift ordained baptiiing to be ulcd df U* »o-'»»»«« his people as a ty picall figne of drowning and mortifying the bo- , dy of fin in his blood: But baptizing by tyrants, was ukd to drown mens bodies by death, and chcrfore Chrifl faith, lam tJttred inta -j thedeepvattrs Pf. i^.i. i^.F/SS.i^. and in this very fence '1 < the Apoftlc faith, ; Elfe what Jhall they W« that srt ka^tJud f^r \ dead ( namely, that are baptized with death as Martyrs are ) If the dead rife net at all, whj are they then haftK>edfer dead 1 Cmr. 15.29. Godly Martyrs would never be baptized with death, if the hope of a better refutrcfUon did not animate their fpiritsto fuffcr death for the truths fake, being thereby conformable to the death of Chrift, as Paul doth intimate in Phi. 5. i«, 1 1. By thcfetwo exprcflions,which zxtfyntminta or etjuivalenty our Savior doth inform the two Sons i>( Zelêdewhit the true nature of ^ his fuffcrings fliould be , namely , no other but fuch only as they '"wi fhoLild one; day fuffcr from the hands of tyrants : therefore the ^ troubled fcare which CMatthew and Markjô afcribe unto Chrifl a little before his apprehenfion, miifl be underflood of his naturalf feareofdcath, and not of his fathers wrath,andfo confcquentJy, all the fufferings ofChrifl were from mans wrath and n»^> incited by the Dcvill ( with Gods allowance j but not from Gods wrath : his foule was not touched with any fuffering ( from Gods wrath at all J except by way of fympathy from his bodily fufieiings onely. Tradef: I conceive yen are greatly mftaken to fay that Cbrijt dUf^mnch troubU htmfclf with the furofhH naturaU death mlj
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#^' Â. THE MERITORIOUS PRICE or OU
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— — Reverend Brother Mr. Norton
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Vv' , fvit-) •*t' \-^ THE ORIOUS
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-" — ^ ' 96 Thedêritoriom Triceo
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9^^ ThedHeritoriom Trice 9four Pare
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: ' 100 Thi. Merittrhus price ofour
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.' 102 The Meritsrioui Price ofour
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jvhcfe voice thtnf};cckjhc f^th. Bi
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io5 Sinners are not made righteous
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Q . J I ^ Sinners are not made Righ
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1 1 6 Sinners are not made righteou
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8 1 1 Sinners are made vighteous Lj
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S f>"rCi'iuc'- 125 Sinners are made
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138 Sinnert an net mad€ righteous
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and 1 40 Sinners are not made right
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f 1^2 Sinnefs are not made Righteou
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