288
That
redemption
by
Chrif
is
not vniuei
f
all,
"mow
ç'
whale
tr.
orld.
To
which
I
anfwere
;
firfl,that
thefe
fpecches are
not
to
be vnderflood
of
all
and fingular men,
but
of
all
the
faithfull which
arc
gathered
out
of
the whole
world;
for
the
drift
of
the
Apoflle
is
to
Phew
that
our
Sauiour
Chtifl
died
not
onely
for
the
belecuing Iewes,
but for
the Gentiles alto,
of
what
countrie nation or conditiou
fouler
they were.
And
fo
thefe generall
fpeeches are
expounded
Ioh.t
i
.52.
lob.
inIa.
where
our Sauiour
Chriiisfailto
haue
died, not
onely
for
the
Iewiíh nation,but
that
alto he
might gather together
in
one,the
children
of
God
which
were fcattered.
So
alto hec
Reuel.
f.9.
is
Paid
Reu.5.9. to
haue
redeemed
vs
(that
is,all
the
faithfull)
unto
God
by
his
bloud,out
o
f
euery hinred, tongue,
people
and
na-
Gal.
3.2.6.
a3.
tion
:
and Galath.3.26.
that
dare
the
formes
o
f
Cod
by
faith
in
Chris`s
left's;
and verf.28.
That
there
is
neither
Iety
nor Gre-
cian,bond,nor
free,male norfemale,but all
are
one
in
Chrifl
lefts.
So
that
thefe
places
are
not to
bee vnderflood
of
all
and
tiri-
guIarmen,but ofallbeleeuers,
of
what nation
or
condition
foeuer they
be.
For
all
the promifes and
benefits promifed
in
the Gofpell,which
is
the
couenant
ofgrace,are
tei
be
reílrái.
ned to
the
condition
of
the couenant,be they
neuer
fo
gene-
tall and
vniuerfail;
&
this
condition
is
fometimes
expreffed,
and
fometimes
vuderaood,butneuer
excluded:
So
Ioh.3..i6.
Iohn
3.16.
So God loued the lborld,
that
he
hath
giuen
his
onely
begotten
fonne,th.
at
whofoea
:er
beleeueth
in him fbould not perifh,
but haue
Rom.3.24.
life euerlaflrng.
Rom.3 22.
it
is
laid;
that
the rtçhteoufnefe
of
God
by
faith
in
Iefus Chrifl,is
á
iuen
to
all
that
beleeue.So
Gal.
.
Gal, 3A
a.
2
2.
The
fcripture bath
concluded
all
under
f
nne,that
the
promife
by
the
faith
o
f
lefts
Chri/l
(.'could
begiuen
to
them .that
beleeue.
Aa.1o.43.
AsalfoA
í.r0.43.
Secondlyl
anfwere,that
Chrif+ in
fome
fenfe
may
be truly
laid
to
haue
died
for
all
the world,
narnelie in refpe&
ofthe
fufficiency.ofhis
death,
though not
in
refpeet
of
the
efficacie;
for by
his
death hee paied
a
fufficient
price for
the
finnes
of
all
the
world,
and
a full
ranfome
for
all
mankind,ifall
would
or
could
applie his
merits and obedience
vnto
themfelues by
a
liuely
faith
;
but
in
refpeet
of
Gods
counfaile, Chrifls
will,
and the euent,his death
was
not
effcaual1
förthe
redenptí-
.on
ofall, but
the faithfull onely. Euen
as
a
foueraigne
falue,
may