335 / 772
Slitant
to
mptations
irnproue`not
our
Redemption.
3ó7
-Nay,in
truth
he
is
not
angry
with
vs
at
a:'1
as a
Iudge to
pu-.
nif°h,but
as a
Father
to correct
and amend
vs:
and
it
we will
fpeake
properly,he
alwaies
loueth and
delighteth in
vs;for
as
he
is
well pleated
with Chrift
our
head,
fo
is
he alwaies
well
pleated
with
vs
in
him,
as
being
members
of
his
body
:
not
-
withfianding
as a
tender
Father
when
his
Sonne offendeth,
maketh
femblance
as
though
his
wrath
were
kindled, to the
end
that
he may
be
carefull in
the
time
to
come,
to
auoyde
the
likcfault,and to amend;
fo
the
Lord
who
is
our gracious
Father,
feerneth
oftentimes
tö
be grieuoufly difpleafed
with
his
childrenwhen
they
haue
finnea againft
him,hiding
from
them
his amiable
lowing
countenance,and
fhevving
nothing
but
lignes
of
wrath,not that
he
hath
in
truth
cart
them
out
of
his loue and fauour;for
he
neuer
falleth
out with
thofe
whom
Chrift
'lath
reconciled vnto hian,neither
can
he
ceafe
to loue
the
members
of
Chrift, nor Chrifts
members
ceafe
to
be
his
members
after they
are
once
ingrafted into
his
bodie by
his
holy
fpírit
and
aliuely
faith: onely like
a
wife father he
frow-
neth
vpon
them
and feemeth
angrie,
to
make
them
in
the
time to
come forfake
their
finnes,
whereby they
haue
incur-
red
his difpleafure.
Fifthly; the
tempter will
obie&
that we
are
not
freed
and
§.Se
.7.
deliuere
out
of
his
power
and iurifdieiion, feeing he
doth
That
though
often
aft
Cult
and
ouercome
vs
with
his
temptations, and
lea-
Satan tempt
Beth
vs
captiue fait
bound
in
the fetters
of
finne.
To
which
reli'ffte
we
muff
anfwere,
that
our
Sauiour
Chrift by.his
death
hath
vve
art
redee-
defiroyed
him
thathad
the
power
of
death,that
is
the
diuell;
that
mid.
he
might
deliuerall
them
which
for
feare
of
death
*ere
all their
Hcb.t.z:4.
life
time
fubiell. to bondage,as
the
Apoftle
fhewethlieb.2.14.r5.
That God
bathdeliveredvs
from
the
power
of
darkeneffe,
and
hath
tranflated
vs
into the
kingdome
of
his
deareTonne,
as
it
is
Co1.1.13.That our redeemer Iefus
Chrii'lath
[toiled thegrin_ Col.i.t
j.
cipalities
and
powers,
and
Lath made
a
them
of
them
openly,
and
bath
triumphed-ouer
themvpon
his
crofft.,
and
that
not
onely
for
himfelfe,
but
for all his members,'Co1.2.15.
That-he
hath now
COL
:.I
ç.
broken
the
Serpents
head,
fo
that
well may
he
hiffe
againft
vs;but yethee
cannot.f
}ingvvs.
And whereas
heretofore
hee
wasthcprince ofthe
world, who
-did
rule
acrd
rouerne
vs
at
X
,z
-his