| Urder, and this Order was, that they that were Dead, or ſhould be | in the Kingdom and Government with him. #« Thar God ( faith Dead, before Chriſt's tecond Coming, ſhould not prevent one ano- | the Apoſtle ) may be as 72 3l : inſtead of all chings which the Hearr ther, 1 Theſſ. 4. 15. &c. Beſides, the Order which God had ter, | of Man can with. or thur God my y exerciſe a full and perfe& Em- ; * was, That Chriſt ſhould be the Firſft-Fraits of this Harveſt, rifing | pire and Government over all thinzz>; That the incomprehenſible | iſt from the Dead, ſo as to Di: no more. 7 Then Believers, thar | Giory of God may #1:1 ali the Eli. But is not God in this World | | are Mcmbers of Chriſt by Faith implanted into him, ſhould alſo riſe, | a!l in all * .4:/w. H-:5 ; bur, n. He doth not fo appear ruling in the ; WW vt not before his ſecond Coming. midſt of his Enemies here, 2. The Government will be alrer'd ; , WI 7i-n coed this end, when be ſhall bavede- | En Redlny Kingdom hull chenceas, and noching , p _ _ IS 1 atCT, ih 1 [V4 ) (I $241 © [8] : Y livered up the kingdom 0 God, even the Father i ſhall appear but the eljential Kingdom of God ; the Power by wry when he ſhall have pur down all rule, and authoritv, the lather, the Son, and the Holy Ghoſt (three Perſons though bur a 1nd Dower 9. | one God | thall govern «nd re all things, when all this ſublunary x 70 ha End - - the vey hs _ ——_— wn oo World ſha!l ceate | } meet with 1n this Lite, or the End of all our Preaching and NMintttry, 7 7 <P 4 : b ES i > the Fnd of the World, or the Endof Man, or: rather ( as the mn 29 Elle w hat ha! the) 09 which are baptized for Ye | words ſeem ro interpret ir ) the End of that mediatory Kingdom of i thC dead If rhe dead. riſe not at all, why are they then _ | Cirif which he now adminiſtrech by the appointment of his Fa- baptized for the dead 7 w. h, _ 2nd 12] manage ro the End of the World. » Chriſt thall | | 4 ery gificntt Fexr . and variouſly expound2d, The terms ens yan 7 Sp yh Ee _S pb? ; Bapette NG Bapt ib: Ignite _ more in *he:r original and native fig- Thar of it there hail be no end ) Chriſt's eſſential Kingdom, which | 207: RA 4 pn4 FO ”—_ of any = aa: wy © , ' Cups 1n uſe amongfr the Jews, 1s in the Gre:!, lhe Bapii/ms 05 We | 35his Dominion which he hath, and exerciſeth over all created Be- Pors and Cuns : bur the moſt uſual accepration of it in Scripture, is | ngs together with his Facher, and the holy Spirit ( all being dur! . rhe es >. the Gnas af ons Fes. lice a. 7 2 "ne Divine Eijence } that thall hold and abide tor ever : bur his cred »Qion by which one is waſh-d ccording't > the Infirurion of cho medictory Kingdom, by which he rulcth Over his Church in the (4:0 7, he Name of the Father, the Sin, and the Holy Ghoſt. Ut ble; ns ot his Enemies, that ſh1il ceaſe, and be Cehvered up unto the ,;.. iſo Metzphorically uted by our Saviour in the Goſpe's, Mar: ed. "ather : So that Chriſt's delivering up the Kingdom to his Father, ! __ 22.23. Mirk tc. 39. Luke 12, 50. to tignitie a $ £-5:no for ths he roveth no. inferiority of Chriſt ro his Father, more than his Fathers | gar Che. Fo SGS chas Sd eatuatalte* on fn joe | keyg, that medurory Kingdom to bim can prove hiy Fatiers the Action of the Hely Ghoſt in cleanting and renewing our Hearts, Agg® vi Te Snng, or infcriority to him, whichar certainly doth not It | Mats 11. 12. Job c, The Jaſt atuge of rhe Ms, is by no and 'gnifieth only the ceating of that Diſpenſation, or Chriſt's exerciſe of - ,”_ "MP ries. The Queſtion 15 Whether the Apoſtle \po- as mevtatory Kingdom on Earth, in the Rule and Government 0 j pound only, Why are Men waſhed far Shs Bats O:: why bo ah wie _ | pd — _ OE COD | , Then are Men Baprized 16:1giontly for the Dead? 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