Ig ·! A D~fcriptiott -of lhe co11jirtned ) Obedience 1noft exatily meet and -termr 11ate, to advance, ,both the greateft Et– cellency and Bleffednefs of Man, and al- / · ', ~1i~ilate him to t.be b~7}fed I1nage of God. · . ~ Yea, how ·all the , Rules and Precepts thereof, do fo et1tirely c0nfpire for this , End, as may conft~ain the World to fe~, and admire ~the . glorious Nature and Per-· . fechons of hi,m, whofe La~s thefe ·are, wherein he does fo bright!y fhine forth. · 7· Nor can he look ferioufly·herein, and not fee that fweet' Concord, as a · Part of this 'Harmony, which is betwixt , the promiffory and mandatory P~-tt of the Gofpel; fo as the Chriftiin1's Comfort is moff ful~_y ~ftabli{J)ed, and n'oDuty.abo· ' lifhetl·; 'but tlie very ·Path-road to the . 1noft full Enjoyments of th~ Protnife and prqper Way to _attajn Reft andTranquil ... lity ofSpirit, m~._lit be ever by tak~ng or1 - the' Y,oke of Chrdt. , I 8.' Yea; to confirtn this entire Union ~ ·and Harmony .l}lore fully, he now fees, that exaCt and ·marvelloHs Correfpondence ·'"\vhlch lis , l?e 7 t.wixt that firft fundamental ( Protnife of the Mejfias, "and the Event; betwixt ,all the ancient Figures and Types . . pf the Levitical 'Service, and the Revel~- - tion of Chr~ft himfelf, ·in 'which all the~e . ) dld .' / t ..
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