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CAP.
VII.
h
The
Confederation
of
the
Oath
of
God deferred. 2. The method
firftpropofed fomewhat waved.
The
influence
of
the mediation
of
Chrift into God's free and
unchangeable acceptance
of
Believers
propoled.
Reafons
ofthatpropofall.
3,4.Of
the Oblationof Chrift.
Its influence
into the
Saints
Perfeverance. All
caufes
of
feparation between God
and
Believers ,
taken
away
thereby.
Morali
and
efficient caufes thereby
removed.
5.
The guilt of
Gnne
,
how taken
away
by
the death of
Chrift,Of
the Nature
of
Redemption.
Confcience
of
frnne,
how abolifhed
by
the
facrifice
of
ChriftHeb:
to.
3,4,14.
6.
Dan.9.24. opened.Rom:z.34..
7
Deliverance from 'allfrnne,
how
by
the death ofChrift: The
Law
innovated
in
refpeft ofthe
Elea.
8. The vindiftive juftice of
God
fatisfied
by
the
death
of
Chrift: How that
is
done. Wherein fatisfaftion
doth
confift.
Abfo-
lute
not
conchcionall. 9.
The
Law
how
fulfilled in
the
Death
of
Chrift.
ro.
The Truth
of
God thereby
accomplifhedt
His
diftributive juftice engaged.
11.
Obfervations for
the
clearing
of
the formeraffertions.Whether
any
one,for
whom Chrift
died,
may
dye in frnne.
The
necef-
fity
of
Faith
and
Obedience. The
Reafons
thereof.
The end of
Faith and
Robinette.
1
z.
The
firft Argument
forthe proofe
of
theformerAffertions, concerning the
fruit ,and
efficacy
of
the
death
of
Chrift: Heb.9.14,The fecond.The
third.
The compaft between theFather
&
Son
about
the work of
mediation.
14.
The Fourth.Good things.beftowed
on them for
whom Chrift
died,
antecedently
to
any
thing fpirìtuallygood in them.
The
Spirit
fo
beftowed,and Faith itfelfe.The
clofe
of
thole Arguments.
14.
Inferences from the foregoing ditcourfe.
The
Efficacy.
of the
death
of Chrift,
and
the
neceffity
of
Faith and Obedience reconciled. Sundry confiderauons
un-
to
that
end
propofed. All Spiritual' mercies, fruits
of
the
death
of
Chrift.
(a.)
All
the
fruits
of
Chsiftsdeath
laid
up
in
the hand otGods
Biglateonfuelïe.
(3.)
The
flare
of
them, for
whom
Chrift died
not
aauallyy
changed
by
hisdeath.
(4)
On
what account
Believing
is
neceffary.
r5.
Chrifi
fecuresthe
flability
of
the Saints abiding
with
God. What
is
contrary thereunto, how
by bins
removed.
The World
overcome
by Chrift,
as
mmmaged
by
Sultan
in an
enmity
to
the
Saints.
h6.
The
conopleat
viory
of
Chrill over the
Dcviii.
The waies,whereby
he
compleats
his corgneft. The Rule
of
Sachan
in
refpea of
fennets
two fold.
(t.)
Over them:
(2.)
In them.
17. 'The
Tideof
Sathan
to
a
rule over men,judged and defiroyed
by
Chrift.
The
exercife
of
all
power taken
from him. 18.
Theworks of
Sathan
defiroyed byChrift
,
in
,
and for his
Elea.
19.
The
Holy
Spirit procured
by
the
death
of
Chrift.
20.
The
giving
of thefpirit,
the
great
Pro-
mile
of
the New Covenant.
2
r.
This farther
proved and confirmed.
22.
The
perpetual)
Refi-
deuce ofthe
Holy
Spirit with
Believers, proved
by
the threefold
Teftimony
of Father,Sonne,and
Spirit.
Ifa:59.
or.
The Teftimony
of
the
Father, propofed and vindicated.
23.
Our Argument
from hence farther cleared. This Promife Abfolute
not
Conditionall. No condition
rationally
to
he
affixed
to it: The import
of
thofe
words [as
forme.-ITo whom this Promife
is
made.
24.
That
farther cleared
:
notto
all
Iliad
according-co the
flefit.
25.Mr G's
Objeftions
anfwered.
26. The Teftimony
of
the Sonne
given
to the perpetual' abiding
of
the Spirit
with
Believers.
loh:t4.16.
opened. The Promife in thole
words
equallybelonging to all Believers. 27.
Mr G's
Objcaionsanfwered.
No Proniilb
of
the Spirit
abiding
wiih
Believers
ois
his
principle
aiiowed.
The Promife
given ro the Apofiles
perfonally, yet
given alto
to
the whole Church.
Promifes
made
to the
Church,
made
to the individually, whereof it
is
conflituted.
28.
The
giving of
this
Promife
to
all Believers
farther argued
from
the
fcope
of
the
place
a
And vindicated
from
Mr
G's exceptions. 29.
The
third
Teftitnony
of
the
Holy
Spirit
himfelfe propofed
to
confidera-
rione
His
Teftimony
in
feaiingparticularly conftdered.
2
Cor:
a. zz.
Èphef:
w3.
4.3o.
Cf
the
natureand
de
of
Sealing amongft men.
The end,
aime,
andofe, of
the
fealing
of
the
Holy
Ghoft.
go.
Mr
G's
Objeftionsand Exceptions
to
our Argument
from that
foaling
of
the Spirit,
confidered and
removed: 31. The
fame
farther carried on
&c:
R
Here
remaines
nothing
for
the
confirmation
of
the
firft
branch, of
part
of
the
Truth
p
opofed,
but
only
the
confideration
of
the
oath
f`
of
God;
which becaufe
it
ought certainly to be
an
end
of
all
flri
fe,f
'`"
fhall
referve
the handling
of
it to
the
clofe
of
the whole;
if
God
be pleafed
to carry
us
out thereunto,
that
we may give
The
Oath
of
God
its
due
Honour,
of
being
the
'aft
word
in this Conteft.
The order of our
method
firff
propofed would here
call
me
to
handle
Our
stedfaf.`ne(/e
with
God,
and
the
Glory
created
upon
our
Grace
of
Sansvtification:
but