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On
the Excellency
of
Chrift,
glory upon
his
death,
and
in
that
hee
is
wonderful
in
his
Kingly
power.
15
Further,
Chrifl
is
King
from everlafting
to everla-
f}ing,
for
ever
;
7 by
throne
O Lord
endures
for
ever
and
ever
:
other Kings are
but of yeflerday, and
they are
dead and
gone;but
it
is
not
fo
with our King,the Lord
is
king
for ever.
t
6 Further, he
is
wonderful
in
this,
he
fits
upon
his
Fathers
Throne now
at
this
time. You have
fuch
a
place
in
the third
of
the
Revelations,
verf.
21
.where
Chrift
promises
to
thole
that
over-come,that they
(hail
fit
upon
his
throne,even
as
he
over
came, and
is
fet
down
with his
Father in
his
thróne.The
ad-
miniflration
of
all things
in theWorld now,I
fay,
it
is
given
to
Chrift
joyntlywith
his
Father,
JefusChrift
God-
Man,fits
up-
on
theThrone of
his
Father not
only
the fecondPerfon
inTri-
nity,
but Chrift
God-Man
fits upon the Throne of
his
Father,
&
together
with
his
Father doth order and govern all
things;
here
is
a
height
of
glory
that
no
creature elfe can bee ca-
pable of;
the Humane
Nature of
Chrift being joyned in
one
Perfön with
the Divine,
fo
it
comes
to
have
of
the glory of
this Kingly
power upon
it,
that
it
may
bee fáid, That
Per,
fon
that
is
Man,
doth
now at this time
fit
upon
the
Throne
of
his
Father, and together
with
his
Father
doth adminifter
his power;
fo
that
the
Apoftle
fpeaks
of
a
fubjee}ion
of
Chrift
thatihail
be
afterwards
unto
the Father
more
than
Cor. x5.2.5,
is
now, in
I Cor.
IS.
25.
it
is a
text
certainly
that
bath
a
26,
2.7, 2.8.
great
myfferÿ in
it,
and
is
very hard
to
underftand,
For
hee
muß
reign
till
he
bath put
all
enemies
under
his feet
;
the
1aji
enemy
that
(hall
be
deßrayed is
death,
for he
bath
put
all
things
tinder his
feet
;.
but
when
he
faith,
all
hings
are
put
under
him,
it
is
manifeß that
he
is excepted which
did
put
all
things
under
him.;
And
when
all
things /hall
he
fabdued
unto
him,
then
fhall
the Son
alp
hifelf
be
fubje5l
unto
him that
put
all
dill
under
him
.
,
that
God
maybe
all
in
all.
When
al
l
'things
(hall
be fubdued
uthtò
him,
then
the
Son
himfelf (hall
bee
fubje&.
It
feems,there;is
not
that
fubje6tibn- now
as
(hall
be
hereafter; Chrift
now fits upon the Throne
of
his
Fa-
ther,
and rules
together
with
his
Father,
but there
is
a
time