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Part I. <strong>Redemption</strong> andjuji/fication cUered. 5<br />
I fnould a^kyou, why Chrill feared and fweat fo fere.' what would<br />
you anfwtr rac was it foi fear <strong>of</strong> ihe pains <strong>of</strong> pirgaCory } hec<br />
that (liall (o anfwer, is u ortliy to be laughed ro fcorn ; uherctore<br />
ti-.en Was k veril) evetifor feare<strong>of</strong> death, di^ k appcarerh piuin-<br />
Iv by his prayer, tor I ,c prayed to his Fjthcr, faying , Iftt he pojjiblejtt<br />
thisCuf p^jfc from me: VKAvdl Cup wai k that Cluul<br />
would have to pa'Je trom him i Surel/, it was no other Cup but<br />
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fuclias tl.ctwo (oxW'^s oi Zebedeus mu.^ ''rink <strong>of</strong>; and what cup<br />
mulhheydrii.k:ot, but th; bitter Cup <strong>of</strong> theknaruralldeathj l'^'l9'<br />
theretore the Cup which Chrilt drank ot, was nothing elfe bu. ihc<br />
bitter Cup otdearh.<br />
Tra.lc!. / coifejfe that your inteyprttatlon <strong>of</strong> the cau'e <strong>of</strong><br />
Chrifis Jggr.y, doth maks we doubt efmy iKterpretutiott , andjtt<br />
J am act J at i> fed in the point in qpiefiiony bccaufe it ii further obySled<br />
that Chi ijh Jgony \V,f* fo extrearn, that hii Father iras<br />
fain tafendan Angtlio firtngthin him^ which M. Calvin thinks<br />
7VM yiotfer.t till tfttr he w.u i>i ak ^gvnj. and in all UktlihoodGoi<br />
Wiuldrothavefentan ey^'Jgelt<strong>of</strong>uppert him ATair.fl thefcAr <strong>of</strong><br />
his bodi/j diuth, therefore it was tojupport him under thejenfe <strong>of</strong><br />
hu Fathers wrath.<br />
Dizire. It palTcth my underHanding to finde ou: how an Angel<br />
C'"'uld fupporr our Saviour under the fcnfe<strong>of</strong> his Fathers wrath- can<br />
Angels appeafcGodi wrath or can Anixls fupport a mans fcul<br />
tob arit it isabfurd to thinkfb : God will n.t affordthe kail<br />
<strong>of</strong> water to cool any mam tongue that is tormented in the<br />
dr« p<br />
fl..me> <strong>of</strong> hii v^rath.• .herchre t.iat cannot b: the reafoii why.<br />
G«'d fent an Angel to comfort him.<br />
But on thAcntrary it is evident, that God doth o'len ufi to<br />
comfort his pcop'ca ainli the fear <strong>of</strong> deaih by the Miniftcry <strong>of</strong><br />
Angels; as for example, when i:/*// came to dellrt ^y j^^fc^, God<br />
hntan Angel tocom^rt him,G'f«.32.and\\hen 7)4.<br />
/V was call ci.rift** hewa.<br />
i.,totheLi:n«dcn to bv devoured, God fent an Angd tocomfori "ucMin, 10 he<br />
1 m^,Dan.6. and hf f^nt his Angel to deliver Feter out vi prifon thrMinii"y <strong>of</strong><br />
wlv n hisi'.eatli \^asdetcrmi,icJ; why then lliould n.tGodftnd Aiu'cUtocom-<br />
.in Angi 1 to comfort me Man Chrilt againtt tiic lear <strong>of</strong> deatli, fee the tVarot dcuh<br />
i.igaslu wastiucMar,hefloudm need <strong>of</strong> comfort aeainft<br />
tear<br />
otdcati.<br />
2 . TtiC Lord had bound himfJf by promife to fuppoic the Me-<br />
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