l!earf-7reafor~ ~ ~ ·]:. ~· iiream) at leafl: not from thence only; butr .. ~ .ilfo, and chiet.ly from the propagation ofori-·, " \gina1 corr~ption to.all his ~oHerity, for:there is an habitual pravtcy enta1led upon us, and tranfmitted to us from our firll: Parents,which ""bath its regency in the heart, and atHvity in the life-..· R1mans5. will ftand firm againfr all " Pelagian and Sacini~n adverfaries, that both '.Adam and Chrift our fecond .Adttm, do~cam- ~·decal : municate to thc,ir feed·that which is theirown vfn InfE~ ... both by imputation and propag~~ion, only lib. ~.,ap.J1 •• ,the firft '.Adam difiributes filth, gutlr, death, fee&. ·S', - , I the fecond givesgrace,righteoufnefsand eter- 6, &c. . · ~ nallife: it wil remainas an undoubted max· see.M.~edi it!Je and {ad ex~erimenr, that.th~re is anha- ~:e~f· foL.,. buual depravatton, and devtatton Ci>f lour , 6~. - ~ whole nature from the Lawof God : Sa that AdamtM· · .\there's an univerfal corruption of the-whole ftdt hYin,tt~ ' .mall., underfianding; confcience, will, affe- n~t na~':d! ' ' .tlions,and all themembersoftbebody : Now ;~~:!fto~ this propagation (Divines commonly fay) h fed radi;, two wayes. . - ideo iiz illi .. r. Bydivine appointment and"defignation U! corrup_– wbatfoev er .Adam' received or lofi fhould be :zone ~-~t-; !lot only f~r himfe,lf, but for his polterity, be· . t:'mv{~it- . ~ 1ng a publtck perfon, fo God leaves the foul · hominum · in refpea of l1is image, and,.hence followS'd~- g~nrts: c:zt~ . 1 · .feet of original righteoufnefs~ this, . he cloth ~m. ubz. ·. A h f fi b · 'b ;upra. not as ut or o _tn, ut as a ng teous confer tU · . Judge. · hac de re . · 2. B¥ natural generation, as fw~et Oile B~ron. ~e I poured Into ·a ftlfl:y Vellel lofeth tts pure- orTg.An.em. ·11efs, being infected by-.the ~Ve£feJ , fo rhe :;:r;.e;;;:S. foul created good, and put 1nto the corrupt pag. 9 1. ad : body p. 10-4• 'I I
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