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Frew
whence
the hungring
c
f
the
put' arifeth.
T
had with
men,
may make
ni.e
to
be
able
to
Rand
before men,
í
o
that
they
are
not
able
to plead
any
thing
aZainfl
me,but it's God
that
I
have
to
do wi:h, herefore
there
mutt be another righ-
teoufnefs,
now this
is
re' eal'd
in
the
Gofpel,the
..Golpel
tells
nie,that
the
Son
of
col
was
made
lin,ind
it
is
through
him chat
there
is
an
attonement made,
and
he
is
made unto beleevers,
wiifdore
and righceouinefs,
finetiica_ion
and
redemption;
why
now the foule
fees.
the certainty
of
this,
and
is
imbied
to believe
it,
whiéh
cannot
be
done without
Lmighty
worke of
the
holy
Ghoft
upon
the
foule; we can
all fay,
we mutt be faved
by
f
efus
C
hrift,
becaufe we heare
it,
but
to beleeve
the cer-
tainty of
fuch a
righteouinefs that
is
beyond our
own
to
prefent
.
before the Father,
this
the
foule
without
the
power
of the
ho-
ly-GhoR,
is
never
able
to beleeve,
now
the holy Choi}
works
it
to
beleeve the reallity of
ir,
that
it
is fo, and
not
only
fo,
but
the
fulneffe
of
thatrighteoufnefs,
fo
that the
foule fees
it ilia:-
cient
to
fatisfie
God
for whatfoever
fin
I
have
been guilty
of,
though
my
fins
have
been
very
great,
yet here's
righteoufnefle
enough to
fatisfie
aninfinite
j
uflice.
Fourthly, The
foule likewife
muf}
be
inlightned
in
the
way
of
the Gofpels
making
-over
this righceoufneis
to the
crea:
u
e,
It's
true,
Jefus
Chrilt
is
come
as
the
great mediator
to
w
.rke.
righteoufne%
for
fanners;
but
now how
(hall this be made
over
to
my foule,
to
be made mine,
that it
lhould be
as
my righte-
oufnefs,
that I
should
Rand
cloathed with
that
righteoutnefs
before the Father, therefore
that's the
lift
thing
that the Lord
difcovers
to
the
fooule
in
the
way
of the
6ofpel,
that Chrilt
is
tendered
to
every
wretched
finer
freely with
all his
rig
hte-
oufnefs, and
that
upon
their
beleeving,
or
their
caging
their
foules upon
this righteoufhefs,
willing
to
venter their
follies
4nd
eternal
ef}ates_upon
ir,
and wholly
caging
their
fouls
here,
that
this (hall be made over
to them,
trade
as
their
own righ-
teoufnefs
before the Lórd;
when
the
foule comes
to
fee this,
that
this
is
the tenure of the
Go:pel, that
ChrifI
with his righ-
teoufneffe
is
freely
otfered,
and
it
is
not what
the
firmer bath
been,
either
little
or
great,or
what
the
condition of the
finner
bath