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On
the
,>çxcellency
ef
ChriJt.
><o3
Wife
man
did
arife,
which
they
did
call
by
the
Name of
Jr.
fus,
that
did
work
a
great
many Miracles
;
and
faith
he,
If
fofephuAnticl;
it
be
lawful to cali him
a
Man.
Fie
was
afraid
to
call him
a
B.
s.
e,
4
man,
becaufe
of
the
wondrous things
that
he
did.
But
if
any
of
you
fay,
How
.fhall wee
bee
able
to
know
certainly
the
truth of all
thole Miracles
that
hee
did
?
we
read
in-
the
.Gofpel how
great
things Chrift
did
;
how he
cafe
out Devils,
and cured
the
Blinde
and
Lame,
and raifed
up
the
Dead,
and
the like,;
but
how
can
we know
the.
truth
of
them
?
For
the
anfwer
of
that,
Aufline
hath
this,
Either
all
thofe
things are
true,
or
they are
not true
;
if
they,
be,
then
hee
is
confirmed
to be.the
.Mefias
;
but
if
they be not
true, then
faith
he,
this
is
the
greaxefl.
Miracle
of
all,
that
fuch
a
fuper-
naturalDoStrin
as
that
is,
to beleeve
in
him
that
was
cruci-
fied,
to fave
the
World,
and
for
men to
venture their
fouls
and eternal
elates
upon
this,
without having
this
to bee
.
confirmed
by
Miracles
at
firt,
:.
this
is
the
greatePc
Miracle
of
all
.;
but
we will
pa%
bythat,only
note
it
as
we
goe,thar
Chrill
was
wonderful in
all
the
Wonders
that
hee
wrought
while
he
lived.
Chris
wonderful
In
his
Glorious indowments:
an4
excellency
of
his
Perfora.
Brit
further, Chrift
he
is
the
Wonder of
the
World,
in
regard
of
thofe
glorious
endowments
and
excellencie
of his-r
Perfon,
thofe
Perfonal endowments and excellencies
that
he
had;
and herein he
is
theWonder of
the
World.
Now
the endowments
and excellencies ofJefus Chrift they
are
great and
glorious,
T
hou
art fairer
than the
children
of
men.
It
is
he
that
received
the
Spirit without
meafure,
it
is
he
that
had
the
Treafures.of wifdome.and
knowledge :dwel-
fling
in
him
bodily,
and
he
mut
needs bee
the Wonder
of
theWorld;
that
Scripture in
the
fecond
of
the
Coda
ans,:
doth
thew unto
us
what
a
wonderful Saviour
we
have,
it
is
filch
an
expreffion
that
had
wee
not had
it
from
the
Holy