641 / 1054
They
acre
640.4 that
baffler
tired
thirt,
good of this'righteoufnei's
as
if
thou
had'li
fatisfied and
obeyed
thy
felfe, confider of
this,
this will
fill
indeed,
thou (halt
have
the fruit
and
the
benefit of
this righteoufnefs
as
if thou
thy
felt*
had'ft fatisfied
the Law,
and
had'ft obeyed thy felfe;
if
it
Were
poflible for
a
creature to
fatisfie Gods
Juftice,an,
l
to
diffchar.
the
Law;
there
woúld
be
expecting very
great
good
to cons.
of it
,
thou
(halt
have
as
much
as
if
thou thy felfe
had'fl borne
the
punishment
of
what
thy
fin
had deferued,
yea
there
fill!!
be
greater
benefit come
by
what
Chrilt
hath
faris;
ed-
and
done,
then
if
thou
hadll
fatisfied and done
it
thy
felfe,
if
this had
been the
way
of
:;od,
that
fo
many
as
t
intend to
fave,
they
(hall lye
ten
rhoufand
thoufan..l
years
in
flames
to
fatisfie
foi
their
fin, and
they
íhaltperfe
ly
obey my Law and
fo
Il'e
be
reconciled to
them,
now
thou
wouldetl think
it
a
bl
iled thing
that thou had'fl
gon,ee¡hrough
this work:but know
if thou
had'fl
gone through
it,
anc
oGod reconciled,
thou
couldell not
éx
pea
fuch
love from
God,fuch acceptation with
God after this,
as
no*
thou
mayfl
expeo6
upon
the
fatisfacaion
that Chrifl bath
made
byhis perfect
righteoufnef
e
;
and
therefore
chop
(halt
be
filled,
for
thou
(halt
have
more
then
if
thou
hadil done
it
thy
felfe.
Fourth)
j,
Thou
flaalt
hereafter
know,
that
God
in fending
his
Son
to
wo.ke
Inch a
righteoufneffe
as
this
is,.
he
had
an
in-
tenion
at
thee
in
particular
;
When
Chofe
eternal!
Counfell:;
of
his
Will
were that
his Son
should come into
the World
and
worke this
glo
ious
right
oufneffe,
the Lord
had an
intention
toward
thee,
and
faid,
now
l'le
fend
my Son
to worke
this glorious
and
eternal( righteouinef a for the goòd
of
this
foule,
and
for
the
good
of
the
other foul,
and
Will
not
this fill
`thee.
Fifthly,.
Chrifl
{hall
bring
thee
one day
before
his
Father
(lining
bright in
this righteou(nefle
;
that
was
the
defireable-
neffe
of
it,
that
I
fpoke of,
and now
I
make
ufe
of
k
onelÿ
to
(he
v
haAv
fuch as
doe
hunger and
thirfl after
it
(hail
be
filled.
Sixthly,
Thou
(halt eternally
enoy
all
the
fruits
6f
chi's
ìighteouineffe,
and
certainly this will
fill
thee
as
full
as
eves
thou