

Cleane
perfons,wes
ofarifo
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..._.,._.....
a:
ion
of
lefus
Chrift
in the
curing
of the
leprafre of
fin.
For, r.
he muff heale
the
finnerby
the
grace
of
juffif
-
cation
and
found
converfion;
but this
is
notall,for
there
remains
a
great
deal
tó do
before
we
can
be
foúdly
clean-
fed.
And
therefore
2.
he
muff
beftow
on us
his
"S
irit,to
`worke
in
us
a
daily
growth
and
proceeding in
ian&ifi-
cation, before we can
be
pronounced eleane.
4.
The
Prie{1
muff
prepare
r.
two
little
live
birds
of
the
clean
kinde,vcr.
4.
I.
two
birds,
to note
the
twofold
na-
ture
ofIefus Chrift,
his
deity
and
humanity.
z
two
little birds, to note the
humility
and
meane
efteeme
of
our Lord
and
Saviour
Chrift.
3.
two
cleane
birds,
to
note
the
unfpottedand
furpaífing
purity
of
both his
na-
tures. 4.
two- live".birds,
one
to
die
and
the
othérto
live,
tonote
that
Chrift
had
one
nature
to dye
in,
ano-
ther
not
fubjeato.death
:
As
alto
the
twofold
date
of
our
Lord Iefus,
his
fuffering
and dying
efface,
and
his
glorious
and
exalted eftate. z.
he
mull prepare
Cedar
wood,
fcarlet,
and
by
lope
:
noting
-(as
we have-heard)
the
excellent
graces
that Chrift
brings
to
his
lotion;
both
in
regard
of
himfclfe,
his
Church,
and
his father
And
figniIying
that
Chrift
and his graces
arc
infeperabd'e
And
teacheth
chat
no
man
:canzhinke
to
bee
cle
tife
by
the
blood
ofChrift, that
is
careleffe
to
receive hisgraces;
which thou
muff
as
eagerly
defire
aktirnfelfe.
_
5.:
'The
ufe
of
thefe
rnaterialls
ofcleanfing,
concerne
t
che
dying bird.
2.
the
living
bird.
3.
the party to
-bee
eleanfed.
Firff
concerning
the
dy
ir;g
birde.
r.
Onc'.-f
the
birds
gulf
be
flaicre-
:
pointing
at
thie
death
without
which
is
no
purging
or
cleanfing
of
finne,
web':
!:
9.
z
z.
But one bird
onely
dyed
:
fo
Chrift
was
pot te',
death
esncerîing
the
flefh,
r
Pet,
3,
18.
2.
It
liuft
bee
'
Elaine
over
running
water, that
tl
blood might. fail
into
the water.
The
blo©d_falling
into
the water
-
tiíiei':
r
.
that
a
fountaine
of
grace
by
the
death
of
Chrift
is
o
`-
pened