CHAP. M. z9 fhould take on him the forme b ofafer- bp6,it.!,7d vans , & be,found in fhape as a man,par- taker c with his children of flee and c Hein r4 blood , that hee might fuffer for their fitke,, be toúched with the feeling of their infirmities, d and in all things tern- def'ap.4,I5 pted in like forte,yet without finne. 4. This incarnation of the Lord, wlye reby he fhould become ourcEmm6a- e Mat.i, 2; noel, that is, God with us; was not to be mans work, or brought to paireby car- nall generation, but by the f holy Ghoft f Luke z. Sc ;S power of the mofl; hlgh,overfhadow- ing a virgin, whereby file fhould g con- g t erfegl. ce ue in her wonibe , andbeare a h holy h vEVc ;s. thing, that fhouldbe called the Sonneof god. Who for theLines of thegrace of the Godhead ., which was to dwell in , co/.20.. himbodily,and the kipirit wherewith he was to be anoynted ; thould be named k L±ake4,rS the i .li refah, and the Chrift, that is, the I tam r. zr. fnoynted ofGod: and for thefaluation of [inners , fhould be crowned with the title ofm ?efus,that is,theSavioOr or De- 2! m i;veyer , at w. ofe name n every knee Ihouid bowe, both ofthings inheaven, nphtii.2.ro. and things in carth,and things under the aI' earth;
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