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.Defcription
of
Chrifts
rilrhte®aifnefe.
'43
and
thy Law
(hall have nothing
to
complaine
of
for
it
(hall
have
full
fatis£telion
:
upon
this,
God the
Father
and
the
Son
did
as
it
were agree
in
that
way
of
the
f
coed Covenant,
that
ive
call
the Covenant of grace,and the Father
makes his Son
to
be
the
head of this
Covenant, to
take
mans
nature upon
him
as
apublick perfon, reprefenting
all
fuch as.
the
Father
gives
to
him
;
for
hewill
not that
all
individually
shall
come
to be
fa-
ved, but
thofe
that
the Father gave
to
him, he
fhould repre-
fent to
him, and they should
have
the
Gofpel in
time preached
to
them;
And this righteoufnefs should
be made
known by
the Gofpel,
and
by,
the Spirit of
God
they should come
to
be
convinced of this
righteouinefìe,
and by
faith this
thould be
made over
to them,
that
the
furferings and
obedience
of
Jefus
Christ whichhe
tenders
up
to God
the Father,thould
be made
over unto
beleevers,
and
they
by
faih
able
to
lay
hold upon
this
righteoufnefs, and
to tender it
likewife
to
G©d
the
Father
for
fatisfac-tion,
this
is
the
righreoufnefs
of
Jeus
Chrift.
Thus
do
poor
wretched
(inners
come
to be
made righteous in Chrift,
-
their
fins
are
transferred
upon
Chrift,and
Ch-rifts
righteoufnefs
transferred
upon
them, according
to that Scripture
Z
Cor:
S.
-
alt.
He
that
k
sew
no
fin
eras
made
fin for
as, that
we
might
ke
made the
right
eoesfue
f
fe
of
God in
him
;
This
is
a
moil
glorious
righteodneffe
as
we
(hall fpeake
to
by and by
--
Now
tho
e
that
íhallbe
inlightened
by
the
holy
Ghoil
to
fee
into the
re-
allity, the
certainty, the beauty, the
neceffity,
the
glory
of this
righteoufneffe
;
And upon
that
their
hearts
(hall
be
fet,
with
hungering
and
thirfling
after the
alfurance of
their part
in
it,
after the
glorious effe&s
that (hall
come from
it,
bleifed
are
thoe
(onset, for
they
(hail
be filled
with
this
righteoufnefs
;
when they
(hall come
to
have all
the
good
that
is
robe
had
by
this
.righteou.nefs,
their
foules
(hall
fay
that they
have
enough,
well though they have not
yet the
full
comfort,
and
the
full
a(íuranc
:,
or
the
glorious
fruit
of
this
riehteoufnefe,
yet they
are
in
a
ble(fed condi:ion even
now
while
they
are hungering
and thirfling
after
this righteoufnefs
,
This
is
the:
f
cond
In-
terpretation of
this
Text,
which
indeed,
though
the
o
her
hash,
ameaning
which concernes
the
glory of
God
much,
yet
tis
I
i