tUe oe : r* ano ,Faln tip 'Zaflk. 343 Nowyou can eafily (h) expound all this : r . It is thevery Prince himfelf in perfan, and not only the effigies that is nowgivenher : But how ? Not into pre- fent fenfible phyfical poffefon or contati : But in the true Right ofRelation as a Husband. 2. The Image is the Prance-Reprefentative, not real, phyfically confider; ed: and is phyfically an Image of him Rill. 3. The Image which is the Prince Reprefentative or Signal , is a /Weans or Infirument of Conveying Right and Re- lation to the Prince-Real. Butit is only the Secondary Inflrument, viz. of Inveff;ture. 4. Another Inftru- .ment and in part a Reprefenter, is the Agent or Embaf fador. 5. The chief Inftrument is the written Donati- onwhich he is to read at the Marriage. Juft fo, L. It is very Chrifl himfelf, and not only thePignes, that isgiven to the Believer by means of the fagnes ; .that is, He is given, not to contai,l, but in Right andRelation as a Head and Saviour, by comratl. But 2. The fagnes are phyfically but Lignes Rill, though Repre- fentatively they are the very body and blood of Chrifl ; that is, It is thevery body and blood which is reprefented and given by him. 3. And the GoJ el- Covenant onGods part is his chief Infirment of this Right and Relation as conveyed. 4. And the .1MMdinifier and theSacrament are the two fubfervient Infiirument,. All this is not only plain in it Pelf, but that doctrine which Chrifts Church bath ever held. And Paul, (h)That this is the truefene,fee thefe texts,z Cor. i r. 33,24,25.Mat.26.24.Mark 14.25. Luse 22. 20. Com- paredwith Exod. r z.z i,z7 oh.6. 63, 5 3. 7oh. i5. r Jfa. 4c).17. c í 71ar. 5 I j,14. Cor. I o. 4. Pfal. 22. 6. r Cor. I0.15,16. z Cor.I I,26,z7, 28. .flt1.20.7,r i.4. 46. Z 4 a Coro
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