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. 54 The Meritorioui Trice of9ur Parti. Chrift inthe bjt alio how they may avoyd every thing il.at may oifend the lendereyof God , Jab.i.i. andfuchawaiy Godly liar wasin Chril},(and iheretorc he is called the H»ly o»eof God, Pf. 1 6.10.) he feared [o oifend God , left there fhouid remain in him but the left natural! unvviilingneffe to die, when he came to make his oblation, and thereiorc he offered up prayers and fupplicaticns v.ith ftrong crying and teares, unto him chat was able to fave him from death: and he was heard becaufe'of his godly fear. And by this Greek word, the /o.tranflate, the Hebrew word C/;^//!^,which fignifies a graci' >u)> Saint,' r one that is Piou
"nsr Parti. Redemption and Jufiification cleered, e 5 of both his natures ; and trucly, it there had remained in him but the leaft natural! unwillingncirc to die, at the time of his oblation, it would have appeared one way or other , for the Lord did tiyhimac his death, with fundry hai ih and fnarp tryais, for hec gave Satan liberty to inlligatc the leWes and Remans againlihjm, and with lyon-like crudtic, to naile Mshanlsand kerto the Crofsj^vln re he abojd in great torments, three full houres together, butin^-llihat tim; Satan could not findc any thiiij>againll himto blemi(hhi "S.-Li .n vvitiiali , andGodoulJ nor rtnd.' any' thing agaiillhim, bccaufe he tcOihcd 'îs tullacceptjiict by miraclesac his death , and thereupon, tie (êntHrionfaiJ, truelj this mtin wdt thefoncfGod'^ CI tiil n"arle i'i> oblation ni exdd ( bedic.ice to Gods will, both f'-r .n..tter, rra/mer and time ; and thcr Ji )re as f>oneasthejuflapp 7'treÎ r. )u < ( vhich \va9 toretold by Daniel) was come; he did but fay, father Into thy hundi J commend my ' jpirit I and a: tha: very inflant he brcatlied * nt his fuk, bytiic 4 powerofhi-God-head, //f^. 9. 14. aridthis/t/ediatorialaîoiiof j his, was the highefl degree of obedience, that the Father required, -^ ' or that the S )n could performe for mans Atonement and Redom- ption; his obedienc" in hi-; death, was not lejâlljbut Mediatorial! obedience, neither was his death, a bare humane death, but it wa a Mediatorial death ; it was the death and obedience oi God-man: if he bad died a pallive death, it had been but a humane death,and if he had performed no other obedirnce but iegall obedience, it had been but humane obedience,and then it could not have been meritorious for the prociirinj^ of Gods Atonement for our Redemption, juftificaiion and adoption. But the death ot Chrilt was Media:oriaI, a»id therefore it was very often in hi* minde, and in his fpeech long before the time of hisdeai'i came, a« it may appeare by his often telJing of it to his Difciplesjas in yT/*tf . 16. 2 1 . and in >^//if . 17. 22, 25. an J in .4/4f. 20. 18,19. 24. and in yl/rfr. 21. 58. feealfj^ incJl^./r. S. 31,^2: tvWrf. 9. TO. I2.i.«^. 9. 22. 5l.L«i^. 12. 50. Ztf-{;. 17.2tf. L/tk. 22. 15. Jeh. 12.27. by rhcfc Scriptures it is evident, t'.at Cirili did TheMaaoiriecc j| ©hen fpeakeofhis death to his Difciples.: therefV.r. fsein^ this pfffvwl\, J a'" , chufe but make it the Mafiunicc^ of all his prayers, and donbdcis cra«th«.iien i in this rcfped chiefly, he fpff ic w .olc nidits in pra\ cr, L/t'f 6.12.''^ -""= '^ '" '-^ * Lfd\ ^
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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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Parti. The Meritorious Price of Man
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io5 Sinners are not made righteous
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