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Matthew Poole — Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 2
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Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 2 — Section 1861
22 By ſo much was Jeſus made a ſurety f of a. bet- ter teſtament g. ; f This brings in the Conſequent on wer. 20. As much Excellency as was in God's Oath conſtituting, ſo much there muſt be 1 the Ofhce conſtituted. The Aaronical Prieſthood by God's Conſtitution, was excellent; bur. Chriſt's is much more ſo, being …
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For {uch an h 1Fh- pPric} [T bec; ants US, 7 harinlels 9, 1 | 7, ſenarate 1rom 1 _—_ higher than the heavens 7. > The lait Fs CCLICNCY $4 the Goſpel-High-Prieit, preferring him to. Alarms Order, is the Qualification of his Aves by winch he 15s deſcribed in himiclt, diſtin-uiſhed from, and ſet above all others, an…
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Chrift's Prieſthood, Jargely open'd before from Pſalm 110, 4. 15, as t5 the Subſtance of it, briefly handled 1n this Verſe. 6 We P!, and believing Hebrews, oppoicd to the Infidel Fews, have not only a right to, and Intereſt in, but actual peiletfion of Chriit, God-Matn, as our High Prieſt, winle their Inndel Brethr…
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c This is ſpoken of the High-Prieſt ſat down on the Right Hand of the Majeſty in the Heavens, and relates to that Work of his whereby he was conſtituted ><7»:3%, which according to Suidas, is compounded of two Words, 7275 Mir vel Mime tpyor, publick Work, toas it might be rendred 4dniniftrator; and notes any pub- …
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JELOre chap. 5. I, 7 Sceing thele Earthly Prieſts had ſuch Service, it would tollow thence, it he were carthly and of their Order, he ſhou'd noc4 ſuch too, *arayx#i:v having no Verb expretly jovncd to it, is var;. oully ſupplied : Some, by it zs ;, but thoſe who would make the 7 .:- bernacle his Body, do not allow…
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rit, to enable Man to perform the Conditions which God requireth from him, to repent, and helieve, and obey the Redeemer, ard wholly to rely upon his Sacrifice for God's Favourzas by his Interceſſion hc ſecures to them a't the Bletfings of God's Covenant for Time and Eternitv, as proved chap. 9, s The Goſpe! Covena…
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their Fathers 5, in the day when I tcok them by the | , ' Author of all Good, Gen. 15. and 17,1, 7. what he is, hath, or hand c, ro lead them our of the land of Egypr, be- caule they continued nct d in my covenant, and þ re- garded them note, ſaith rhe Logd #. | | nied, not the fame Covenant for habit or torm, n…
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þ The Spirit, proceedeth to fhew the rorm of the, Corenant do - Evil, and to make them eternally happy and bleiled in himfelf Vol. II. (SB F * \ x d- ? Fa) N, : FI will pur my Laws into their mind &, and write : and I will be to them a God JET. 57, ul 7 (GT, TH 3 | Or 4| A" Chap. VIII. - —_—— rn Rr w = …
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ancther, is abrogated as uſeleſs, necdlcls, and imperice, Moſzica! one, thus grown old, weak and devicp:d, and by the . tation of the New Golpel-Covenant, abrogated, may continue 1 2 WW] : and 10 graduatiy vs This {]y. z &lnle ; but 11 no force FRY . t:eet, 43 Wt _ 2140; ty Its, pits » T3” 0 tte ant Iitthe 6 t…
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f The Spirit deſcends to a particular account of the three t0r- mer Adjuntts to the Covenant, beginning with the laſt, rhe 50Leue ary; which being glorious, he advanceth the GJory of Chri'? {rom the place of his Miniſtry above it. For, is demunſtrative of wit was wer. 2. aſſerted, the firſt viſible Habitation that …
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and all Oferings made in his Name, p It was a Coffer or Cheſt of ittim-wood, plated ail over with Gold, Exod. 25. lo, to 23. t, 6. and 20. 29,21. This Cheſt had for its Cover a Mer- lifted or verged with a Crown of Gold roundit ; and 1s called the 47h of the Covenznt, becauſe the Tables of Teſtimony were Ivid up i…
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y This Verſe contains the 1pecial Anniverſary-Service of the Higi- Prieft alone in the inward Tabernacle, the Holy of Holieft, of whici you have the Law, Exod. 3v. 14. Levit. 16. 2, Gc. Into this place the Hizh-Pricft was to enter vnce a Year only, and every Y eat to repeat it, as Exod. 3o. 10: upon the Atonement-d…
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h Havinz ſhewn the typicalneſs, weakneſs of the Moſzical Cove- nant-Adminiſtration, in reſpett of the Tabernacles, Services and Ordinances. he cloſeth his Deſcription of them 1n this Verfe,by ſhew- no their Carnality and Mortality. As they were external things, they could reach no further than the Fleſ}i only, as a…
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that 1s the Sacrince that anſwercth to the legal ones offcred th Court, and without the Gate, Chap. 13.11, 12, 13. and with the Blood of which he enters the Holy of Holieft as the Hih - vr; did, ana. he doth not paſs through his Fleſh there, but carricti; i with him. The Word #z4rwow oh.l. 14. May not only reler to…
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for nd Oxen were by the Lyw to be | fices, fre Levit. 22-17, 18,19, 24, 22, 3% T | be true Types 57 the true Sacriice, which was to perfe& them. This | Bload was ſpringled on the Mercy-Seat, and betore it, and on the | Altar, £2v. 15. 14, 19, &-. expiting Sins, and taking away. the | guilt and lezal puniſhment. « …
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> 1 which 1s for the adminiſtration of it the very beſt and laſt, in | As, which God bequeatheth Pardon, Reconciliation, Righteouſneſs, | Holineſs, Adoption and Heirſhip to aneternal Inheritance to pen1- 4 tent believing Sinners, e The Death of Chriſt himſelf God-Man, oj | the moſt excellent Sacrifice, without whic…
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o That the Old Teſtament was ratified by Blazd, the Spirit pro- verh by inſtance, ſes as Mediator havins fpoaken every Commanc,, Promiſe and Article of the Covenant to-all Tfrae!, who came out of Egypt according to God's Charge, reading all to them out of the Book, wherein by God's Order he had written 1t ; and the…
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y Fr, ſherwvs this to be a rational proof of the tranſcendency of Chriſts Death and Sacrifice; and this he demonſtrates from the plice of his Miniftry, far excecding that of this Type. The Goſ- ipel Hioh-Prieft did not like Aaron, enter with his Blood into the Holy of Roheft of an earthy Tabernacle, frail and movea…
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h The proof of the neceſſity of Chriſt's ſuffering Death hut once, 1s introduced 1n this Verſe by the Conjun&ion And. It was according to God's decree and publiſhed Starute of Men's but once dying ; for God the Supream Lord, Governour and Judge of them, ter, conſtituted, and appointed by an unalterable and irrevoca…
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O R a thelaw © having aſhadow c of good things to come, exd notrhe very image d of the things, can never with thoſe ſacrifices which they otiered year by year continually,makeethe commers thereunto pertect : | a This For is conneGting this to the foregoing Diſcourſe, and 15 a further Improvement of thc Argument l…
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q Two other ſorts of Sacrifices are added to the former, =: Purnt-Offerings, which were all devoured by Fire on God's Altar. and no part of them came to the Prieſts, Levit. I, 3, 9, 10, 1 I7., And Peacc-cflerinzgs, which vere not totally conſumed; but part of them was the Prieſts Portion, Ex:d. 29. 27, Theſe tour …
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y That ſpoken of, P/al. 49. 8. that Will and Command of God given to Chriſt, God-Man, that he would once offer up his Body a Sacritice for Sin. which he willingly and heartily obeyed, Ph!/. 2. 8. x Sandined is to be taken largely for a Communication to us of all the Benefits of Redemption, as Pardon, Reconciliation…
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m The Aflumption cleared betore, the Apuſtle now proceedet; to prove out of the O!4 Teſtament, viz. That God s purpoſe wi: by Chriſt's one Sacrifice to take away all Sins for ever ; therefc;o there was no need of the Repetition of the Legal Sacriices. The Authority avouched, 1s the Teſtimony of the Holy Spirit of T…
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w Which way 1s 7 :aratively ſetting out the means of entring into the: Holictt in Heaven by the Blood of Chriſt. By way 15 underſtood that, by which approach to God in Heaven 1s made, and wherein we muſt huve our acccls to him, even Chri# himſelf, john 14. 5. T3201», a Way nexely made manife!t by Chrift's Sacrifice…
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hcre, where he was inveſted with all Authority and Power, and {ct T thc day aPPro!Cnrg. over the Church cf the livin; « Cod, confifting both of Helrew and mM FHe ips to tre nurforinunce of both the former Dutics to God, 7-0 Gentile Tiraviites, ch, 3. 6. 4c, 28. whoie Sacririces of Praiſe | and Fellow-Chri! als, v.ith…
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Chap. x. becauſe no Sacrifice can atone God for them ; without which they !' the Lord /; excn9t be pardoned, and the Sacrifice of Chriſt, which could only do | if, t2cy renounce and defert; and fo this, nor any other they can hrinz, can procure pardon for them, ſo that their Sins remain in Guilt and Power on them,…
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his people. 1 For, brings in the Proof of the ſoreneſs of God's Puniſkment tc; be inflited on Apoſtates, from God's own Teſtimony about it which we who are converſant with the Scriptures, are well acouain. ted with, we know, what God hath ſpoken, and by whom he w_ ſpoken it, 7ohn g. 29, Their Knowledge of it was c…
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vond what this World could afford them, Riches, Honours, and Pleaſures, better for their quality than all terrene ones, ſpiritual ones proper for their Souls, 1 Per. 1. 3, 4. The Sum of which is, God in Chriſt, their exceeding great Reward, Gen. 15, I. and a!l he can be to, or do for them. He is their Portion, and …
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Fear ana in time of Perſecution, from their Faith and Confidence in Chriſt, P1 0- feiled ; ſhrinking through Fear, or lofing it through Sloth, or fortak- 1ng it by Treachery, either gradually or totally, conftiding in them- ſelves, and fo deſpitins God, reje& Him, and draw away from tin, þ God himfclf will be ſo f…
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d This is a proof of the firſt part of Faith's deſcription, that it 1s the ſubſtance of thinzs hoped for: For all the Fathers were tcſtined of to have this work of Faith in realizing their Hopes 11::;Surrest were the Fatler- and Anceftors of theſe Hebrews run up through their Genzalovics to 4.1.,n, the ſpecial Inft…
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*Uei4.t.- þ The Spirit beginneth here to iNuſtrate his Deſcription of Faith by induRion of inflances throughout the former Ages of the Church to the time of theſe Hebrews ;and he begins with Believers in the Old World betore the Flood, Faith is the fame Divine Grace as deſcrib- ed before, only here to he confidered…
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6 But without » faith, 77 2s impoſſible to plea! him, for he that / cometh to God, muſt 7 believe ith: he 1s, and zh2t he is z a rewarder of them thar dil: gently ſeck him. 7 The Spirit here proveth, that Enxch pleaſed God by Faith, thoush it was not expretly written in his Text by Moſes, becauſe of the im- poſſi…
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71 4 ſtrange country, dwelling in tabernacles with d I- 14ac and Jacob, the heirs with him of the ſame pro mile. c By the ſame Divine Faith. he paſſed from Tent to Tent, moving it from Place to _—_ as God ordercd ; ſo as he rather fojourned than dwelt in any. His Journal 1s Icgible in Mojes's Hiſtory, moving from…
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{tate of hchteving. Faith was 1nmortal in tie ing thetr Death a Covenant-DUiliobition, / he 2. 2% ay! hopeful blefled Death, as 2 ©:7 5.5. 1 7hell 4. 13. an N actuallv, and in ſ[en{e, = tins T5emted, winch were a 1 Oif-ſpring, the litteril Can wn, thee 3 fr. in the Hieth, and ; ous Reſurretion, but Sh d rump!:tn7,…
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w By the ſame excellent Faith Abraham alone, and by himſelf contidered, being trved by God, in a rare way, to give proof of the Truth of his Faith in, and love to him above all, was to take his only Son, his Darling, and to offer him for a whole Burnt-Of- ferins on Mount JMfriah, to himſelf, Gen. Which Com- mand o…
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each of them trom God Himſelt through Prayer. e Another Et of his Faith, is his worſhipping God, having bequeathed his Bodv to the Burial in a firm Expe&ation of the promiſed Inheritance, as tc Hiſtory clears, Gen. 47. 29, 3o, 3I. and 48. 2 For having ſent tor 7o/eph, heraiſeth up himſelf on the Pillow at the Bed's…
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7 The ſame Faith influenced his Wil, the caufe of his former Re- nunciation, for being in the pretent Fruition ot all Court-Favours, 4nd under the Offers. of all worldiy Deitghts by Egypt, and of all worldly Diſcontents by God: Kith determined his Choice, made him a F2!{orv-/i.fferer in all the Opprethons, AtiiiQio…
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1 The ſame Kiith enabled 37-/es eminently, and thoſe off vers, 45 Aaron, Caleb, Foſhna, &c. for all Tre! believed nor, 1 Cor. 1-2. 5. yet for the Faithtul's lake were thev kept trom drownins., after Moſes had, at God's Command, (when the [j.o!ites were rea- dy to be fallen on by the Egyptians) lifted up his Rod, an…
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c Theie, by tis lime Grte!- Fart fued Kirgd-ins, deteating tie mi-hty Encancs of the Church :; . aud emines tiv amonzſt them, David, who conquered Edom, Mad, 19m, and the S$3rian King- doms, and extended his C: OnGu «ſts to Euphr ites. This he and they did in Oicdience to God's Call, in dependance on God's Promite …
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p The ſame Goſpel-Faith in1bled others, than thoſe mentioned before, Prophets and Saints, as Micarah, 1 King. 22. 24, Fliſh\, 2 King. 2.23. Jja.8. 18. Amos ch. 7. 10. readily, chearfully, ad patiently to accept and receive the Experience and Trials of m./ ing, from the intulting, cruel enemies of Ged and his Church…
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b The Apoſtle returns 1n this Verfe to the Propofition laid down in the ſecond Veric, winch he had been proving by all theſe Exam- pics, and with it ſhuts. up the Hiſtory of them; al! theſe Elders mentioned from tc, 2. fo this Verſe, c Maprogndz:7e ftriftly 1s kaving been marty;:d, or made Maityrs, ſpecially witnef…
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ments, and which made David fo caretui! about it, in Pu, 18. 23. that which is ſo compaſſing and clifping him about, that !;- is $5 {ir rom running, he cannot move for it, 1 C9. 9. 27, Col. 3, 5. this tney are to mortife in them. e That how Gdittant ſocver the Goa! 1s, which finiſheth the Race of a Chriſtian's Life…
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5 And ye p have forgotten the 7 exhortation,which pezketh to 7 you as to Cliliren, * My ton, deſpiſe * 1or thou / the chaſtening of «the Lord, nor z faint when thou art rebuked of him. | p +217 r G;, whether rendred viterrogatively, have ye forgotten ? or poſitively, ve have forgotten, ter way 1t carrietn a check …
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;<&on, the free and willinz ſubordination of our Snirits to God, as tic Rod calls for it, receiving th= correction, refurming under 1t and r<{1gning our Soul, to him who 1s the Creator of them o: to the: n.tural and ſpiritual Being, and the Soveraign, Guardian, Protetto;, 266 Diſpoſer of t1em \, Men nor Anzels have…
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2Tim.2.22 [ Here begins the ſecond Head of Counſel in this Chapter. That ſeeing the Goſpel-Cirurch-Officer, the great Reconciler of Sinners to, and Santifier of them for God, was fully revealed to them ; 1t did now concern them to promote Peace with Men, and perfett Holineſs towards God : This 1s purſued to the end…
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w As Eſau's Sin was, ſuch was his Penalty ; for they knew, an! were well acquainted with this in 311;zs's Hittory of Im, That attcr he had deſpiſed his Birth-right, and told it, being at Man's Eftate, Gen. 27. and was deſirous to inherit that Bletſing, he was rejinded by his Father, as well as by God, and could not…
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2 It muſt needs he a dreadful, fearful, horrid, and aſtomſhing Apparition, and Exhibition of the great Law-giver here, that ſuch 4 Perion as 3174s, te fanttifed by him, fo favoured with bamihiart- ty with him, fo conftituted Medi.:tor between the Peoplc and God ji this Work tor their Good and Comfort, fo called and…
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miſics and Deſcent, whether right Jews and Prieſts or no, whoſs Genealogy was preſerved to that end, Ezra 2. 43, &c. but had their Regijier in Heaven, were written in the Lambs Book of Life, to he of heavenly defcent, Born of God, partakers of the Divine Natyrc and who had Right and Title by Faith in Chriſt to the …
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t Here the Spirit cloſely applieth his former Arguments for their purſuit of Holineſs, eſpecially that of Chriſt's ſpeaking by his Blood to them, by Caution, wer. 25, 25, 27. by Counſel, wer. 28, 29. He introduceth this Gaution with /ooþ ye, or take ye heed, a term ex- preſſing the things ſaid to be great and weigh…
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a In this Verſe the Apoſtle follows his Dorine with Counſel to ſeveral Dutics, ſuch as concern the firſt Table, and terminate on God in this 22 and 29 Verſes; ſuch as concern the ſecond Ta- ble, Chap. 13. 1, &. In this Verſe he begins with the Chriſtians Priviledze, and then direds their Duty. Theſe Hebrews having …
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3 Kemember them 4 which are in bonds, as hound with them ; ord them which fatter adverticy e, as being your ſelves allo in the body. a A turther Duty of the Subje&s of Chriſt's Kingdom , is S37pas thy with their Chriſtian Brethren, to- remember to pray fer, vitit and miniſter all neceflary Refreſhment to thoſe in …
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m Upon the account of which Promiſe of God, all the true Sub- jet 2; Chrift's Kingdom, together with the Apoſtle, may with an undauatcd holdnels of Heart above all tears and doubtings, and with a dering conndence, protetling that which they believe, nor ſtag- £cring nor ſhrinking, nor being aſhamed of their Faith, …
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t The Dottrine of Chriſt being immutable, it 1s but neceflary to dehort his SubjeRts from exatting it, which the Apoſtle doth here ; that they ſhould not be whecling or whirling about with an vnſta- ble and 1nconſtant motion of Judgment, Faith, and Prattice about ſuch Humane Doftrines, which are vain Rules to lead …
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c Therefore ſhews this to be a necceilary Duty, inferred from. the J former Pi1viledge, That fince we have ſuch an Altar and Sacriji e as Feſs, ſanilfying us by his own Blood, which he entrcd with to 4 God, when he ſuffered without the Gate; we ought, and muſt 2» | l forth ( from Tubernacle-Service, conſiſting of M…
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d 12, | 5s. h Such doing of good, and communicating to che Necetlities o Num!" Wi 0 poor Saints, are part of our Evangelical Sacrifices which God © r-Quireth of us, inſtead of the numerous lezal ones, and are attend- yl = 1n2 941, concomitant with, and ſinRtined by the one frve S:crince ; | ot! Cliriit ; and being …
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7 May this God diſpoſe, incline, and fit you for, may he finiſh — and fignifieth his purpoſe, Fhat if he guickly returns from and perſe8 in you Grace to perform all the fore-mentioned Duties, | © = again, then he would viſit them together with him. That the and every other good Work which he enjoyneth on you towards …
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of Cajetan and Eraſmus) in Luther, who, (zho' in his after-writings he was more modeſt ) at firſt ſpoke ſlightly of 1t ;, and ſome of bis more early Followers were of his Mind. But arfor the Ancients, (admitting tbe two foremen-. zioned Authors, writ their own Senſe, and not as ſome think, and their Words cited by Br…
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table Encouragements ſor their Support and Confolation in ſuch a Condition! Many excellent and ujeful Truths are promiſcuouſly laid down throughout the whole, which cannot eaſily be reduced to any certain Method, but will be ſeverally ſpokento in the reſpettroe places: where they occur. | The Superſcription... He ex…
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Attributes and. Promiſes, Mark 11. 24, and'1,Fohn 5. 14. c Either not diſputing God's Power or Promiſe ; + or rather not -douttins. not ſtaggering through Unbelief, Rom: 4. 20, where the ſame Greeb word is uſed : So As 10. 20. nothing doubting; and Mark 11. 23. where it is oppoſed to believing, d - This notes cithe…
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c Neither with his Mouth, nor fo much as in his Heart, blaſphe- moutly cait the blame of his Sins upon God, to clear himſelf. 4 So ſtirred up to Sin, as to be drawn to it. e Either follicited by God to Sin, or enforced to it. f Cannot be drawn afide to any thinz that is unrighteous, by any Motion from within, or Im…
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