or Form. of Faith. sot Ihall be faved, or lui}iñed, or pardoned. Obferve further, That it is not this he is bound to believe, that every one #hall be faved, for that is an Untruth, and' a Thing never to take Egret But its this, that the Man himfeil; who now believes, (hall be lav- ed : Now this Man by whomSalvation is believed, is not only one fenfible of Sin and Mifery, (in whichCafe I confers be bath no Promife) but is a cordial Believer the Pro miles of Salvation; through the Grace of Chrifi, and to this Manwill they be fulfilled, and he clofes with no Lie,and his very Clofing with the Promife, makes him the Perfon to whom they {hall be fulfilled, which, before his Faith did enunciate no fuch .Thing to him : Wherefore the Promife of Salvation may be confidered, as before it be doled with by Fairh,or as it is clofed with by Faith : If ye confider the Promife before Faith, it e- nunciates no Salvation to any Man particu- lady, till he believe, and upon his Belief ; and fo is hypothetick or conditional` ; if thou be- lieve thou (halt be Waved, and fo its a Truth For this is a true Propofition, and may be laid to any Man, if thou believe thou fha:t . be faved. But confider theTromife as it is clofed with by Faith, the Promife being tl e Objet , then it enunciates Salvation abfo- lutely to the Man who clofes with it; that Promife which before Faith was conditio- n
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