3 34 The Living Temple. Part II. his Soul was to be imprelt. EMMA- NYJEL himfelfreprefented as the Ori- ginal, Exemplary Temple; and alto re- prefented as made a Sacrifice: As was difcourfed Ch. V. Whereby the two Purpofesare anfwered, mentioned Ch. VI. Seat. z. For which it was requifite this Gon,flitution of E1YMAN`UEL, fliould be, and fhould be declared and made known to us. That the Bleffed God might, upon Terms not injurious' to hi itfelf, give his own confent ; and might, in a way not unfiuitable to us, gain ours. Both which he is graciouf- lypleafed'to atfume to himfelf, for his part, in his Tranfa&ions with us, about this matter. Leaving it for our part, being fc affifled, to confider what is re- prefented tous : And, thereupon, aí`tu- ally to give our own Content. Whereuponwe are not to look up- on the Gofpel of the Son of God, as an vfelefs or unneceffary thing. It is the Miniftration ofSpirit and Life, Cor. 3.6. And the Power ofGod to Salvation toevery one that believes, Rom. i. 16. An apt Infiruntent of fuch Impreàons upon the Spirits ofMen as are necelfary to their being formed into Living Tem- ples i the Sword ofthe Spirit ; Not that any
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