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on
the Excellency
of
Chri
fíß.
Conquerour
CO
overcome
an
enemy ,
fo
as
an
enemy
(hall
not
bee
able
to
do
any
more
hurt to
thofe
that
belong to
him
, and another
thing
to
fubdue
them fo far
as
to
make
them
all
to
bee
fervants
to
him
,
that
is
a
greater Conquén.
Man
by
a
nrong
Army
may
bee
a
Conquerour by
killing
his
enemies,
and
io
never
to
hear
of
them
more, but
if
bee
can
fubdue
and
bring them
all
to
bee
ufeful
and
ferviceable to
himfelf
and
his
people , this
Conquefl
is
a
great deal
the
more glorious
;
now fuch
is
the
Conquefl
of Chrifl',
that
bee
bath
not
onely
quelled their
power ,
but
hath brought
all
to
bee
ferviceable to
his
people , the
Law
is
ferviceable
to
them,
and
now
Gods
Juftace is
for
good
to
them
,
and the
very wrath
of God
is
now
for
their
good, and
the
Devil,and
Death,
and
Hell,
and
wicked
men
,
they
are
all
made
ufe-
ful
unto
Jefus
Chrift,
and fo
unto
his
people.
Laflly
,
Chrift
is
wonderful
in
his
Conquer
in
this
,
that
hee
conquered
likewife
as
a
common Perfon,
as
a
head,
and
in
him
bee
hath
made
all
his
Saints
Conquerours ,
yea
the
Scripture
faith that
they
are more
than-Conquerours
through
Jefus
Chrift
,
in
him they
are
looked upon
as
having over-
come
all
thofe
:
Thou that
art
the weaken
in
thy
felf
,
and
art
able
to
do
lean,
art afraid
of
every expreflìon
of
Gods
wrath
,
and
terrour
of
the
Law, of
the threats
of
wicked
men,
of
the
temptations
of
the
Devil, of
the very
thoughts
of
Death
or
Hell
,
yet
I
fay,
if
thou been
a
beleever,thou
haft conquered
all
thefe
already,
they
are
not
onely
con-
quered
to
thy hand, but thou haft conquered
them
a'
l,
that
is,
vertually in
thy
head, thou art made
a
Conquerour
over
Sin,and Death,and
Hell ,
and
as
in
Chrift
thy
head , fo-in
forne meafure
in
thy
felf
,
that
is
,
Chrift
hath
put
fuch
a
principle into thy
heart
as
will
conquer
all
thine
-enemies
that
come
againn thee,
in
due
time,
fo
that
this
is
the glory
of
Chrins Conqueft,
and
hee
is
wonderful
in
it.
Now
more
particularly
there
is
following
the Conquefl
of
Chritl, Chrifis
Refurreetion,
and his
Afcention,
and
his
fitting
at the
right
hand
of
the Father ,
and his coming
to
judgement
:
In
all
thefe weehave
a
wonderful
Redeemer.
I
very