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treat
fe
of
Confcience.
in
his
own
bloud,
confcience
is
freed
from
that former
:
Rom.3.
28.
Therefore we
conclude
that
a
man
is
juf
i
fled
by
faith
without
the
deeds
of
the
law.
For
though juttifying
faith never
be
without
the
fincere
doing
oft
he
law,
yet the deeds
of
the
law
have
no
influence into
jut#ification
:
Conf4ience
is
freed
from
fèeking
juflificatton thereby.
Thirdly,
the
confcience
of
the
regenerate
is
freed
from
the
rigour
of
the
law.
They
are
bound
in confcience
to
ufe
the
law
as a
rule
oftheir
life,
and
in
(inceritie
to
obey
is
;
but
are not
bound by the
gospel to
the rigour
of
it
:
that
they are
freed
from and
fb
they
are
not
under the
law
but under
grace.
J
grant that all cárnall people,
who are
yet
out
of
Cimt.,
do
all
he under
the rigour
of
the
law
:
and
as
long
as
they fubmit
not
to
Jefus Chrift, nor
get into
him, they
are bound
in
confcience
to
keep
it,
though
they
cannot
:
"They
cannot
finne
in
one
tittle,
but
confcience
will
condemne
them
before
God.
They
(hall
be condemned for
every
vain
thought,
for every idle
word,
for every
the leafl
finne,
for
every
the
leaf+
lull,
for
any
the
leaf+
omiffìon
of
good. They
lie
under the
ri-
gour
of
the
law,
and they
are bound
in
confcience to keep
it,
and they
(hall
be
countable
for every
tranigreffion,
becaufe
they
are under
the
law.
But the
conicienc;,
of
the regenerate
is
free
from this rigour, becaufe they
are
under grace,
and therefore
they
are
delivered
from
the law
':
The
Lord
bath
delivered them
by the body
of
Chrift;
and therefore
they
are
not bound
by
the
gofpel
to
all that obedience
that
the
law
in
rigour requireth.
Fourthly,
the
confcience
of
the regenerate
is
freed
from the
ctttfeof
the
morali
law.
For
though
the
law
Both
condemne,
yet their confcience needeth
not
fear it
becaufe
they
are
in
Chriff
:
There
is
no
condemnation to
thole
that
aNe
in
('hrig
3efus,
which walk,not
after
the fie
112
but
after
the
fpirit.
Indeed
thofe
that
are
not regenerate, not ingraf
ed
into Chrift, they
are
ílill
in
toe
mouth
of
the
gunshot
:
the
law
loth
condemne
them, and they have
no filcher, and their
confcience
is
bound
by
it
;
and they
!hall
find one
day
that
by
it
their confcience
will
cond
erne
them
to
hell.
It
may
be
now
for the
prefenc
their
confcience
is
quiet,
ar,d they choke
it,
and
fo it
letteth
Cg
3
them
Rom 6.1
4,
Rom
7,6,
Row
Sz.t