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iLighprie/1s
apparel
,a
sype
of
grill.
ßz9
man
jefus
Chriit.
2.There
were
garments
but
for
one,
although
they
patted from one
to another
as
that Prieft-
hood
did
:
So
no
other
robe
lave
of
this one and onely
true
and
high
Pricy
mutt be
prefented
before
God
;
no
robe
of
our
owne
works
or
merits;
no
robe
made
or
woven
by
men or creatures;not
by
Popes, Saints
living
or dead, or
Angels.
We
mull
never
change
this garment;
nor
abide
to
fee any
challenge
it but the
high
Prielf our
Lord
jefus. And hence
for
ever
deter
the wicked
and
abominable
Ma(1e,
with
thole
facrilegious
Priefts,
who
ururpe chere
garments
of
le'ùs
Chrifi
and tell
us
they
of-
fer
propitiatory
facrifices
for
the
fines
of
the quick
and
dead.
The theeves that
fpoilcd
Chritt
of
his
garment,
and
divided them
among
themfelves, did him
no
such
despite
as
these theeves doe,
who
rob
him
and
difrobe
him ofall
his
glory.
I
I. Every
Chrit}ian
is
made
a
priefl unto
God
by
par-
ticipation,
Rev.,
.
i
o.
But
not
legali
and
externall;
for
they
were
dated
by
theprietihood
of
Chriti;
:
but
Evan
-
gelicall,
improper, and fpirituall.
Neither to ode,
reali,
and
externall
fenfble
facrifices,
which
all
had
end
by
Chrifls
onely facrifice
upon
the
Croffe
:
but
fpirituall
facrifices;
fuch as,
Calves
of
the
lips,
Heb.
i
3.
i S.
The
fa-
crifice
of
a
broken
heart.
Pfal,
5
i
.
17.
Of
almes
,
with
which God
is
well
pleafed.
Heba
13. 16.
Of
mortification.
Rom.
i
z.
i.
and
ofgood
works
and
duties
of
all
forts.
Of
prayer,
Pfd.
441.
Z.
Now
before
any
of
there
facrifi-
ces
can
finde
acceptance
we
mull
all
put
on holy and
fpi-
rituall
garments.
Never
was
any prieff
or
performance
pleating
without
his
garments; the
ufe
of
which
was
to
cover
and
adorne.
cQueft.
What
garments
mutt
we
put on
?,
Anfw.
Iacob
before
he
could
get
his
fathers
bleffing
mutt
put
onhis
elder brothers
garment,
Gen.
27.
i
S,
fo
mutt
we
put
on
the
Lord lefiu
thrift,
Rom.
13.
14.
&eft.
-How?
K
Anfw,
Put
Vie.
z.
As
a
Prieti,of-
fer
fpiriruallfa-
critîces.
In
our prieftly
garments.