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SEAM. 1.1
INWARD WITNESS TO
C
1RISTIANITY.
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ing
his
person;
such
as
these,
that
he
is
true God
and
true
man,
i.
e.
that
God and
man
are
united
in
him;
that
he
was
the
son
of God
before
all ages,
and the son
of
man born in time.
That
he
was
the
seed
of
David
after
the
flesh,
but
declared
to
be
the
Son
of
God with
power,
by
the
resurrection
from
the
dead,
li
om. i. 3,
4.
That
he
is
that
eternal Word,
who
in the
beginning
was
with
God,
and
was
God,
and
who
was in
due
time
madeflesl
:,
and
tabernacled
among
us;
as
in
John
i.
14.
This
is
that
mystery
of
godliness which
we
must
believe,
God manifest
in
the
flesh,
1
Tim. iii.
16.
It
implies also
our
belief
of
his
doctrine,
as
well
as
of
the divinity and humanity united
in his
person;
wiz.
That
we
are
all
sinners condemned
by
the
law
of
God
;.
enemies to
God
in
our
minds,
transgressors
in
our
lives,
and exposed
to
eternal
death:
That
the
divine
law
is
so
strict,
so
perfect,
so
holy,
and
so
just, that
no
mere
man
since the fall can
fulfil
it,
nor
yet excuse
or
free
himself
from
the
condemnation
of it
:
That
Christ
him-
self
came
toficll
this
law, as
he tells
us in
.IWat.
v.
17,
18.
That
he carne
not
only to
perform the duties
of
it
by an
active obedience,
but to
put
himself
under the
curse and condemnation
for
our
sakes.
Which the apos-
tle
to
the
Galatians
expresses
in
this language,
that
in
the
fulness
of
time
he
was
made
under
the
law,
to become
a
curse
for
us,
that
we
who
are
under
the
law
might
be
redeemed
from
the curse, and
receive
a
blessing,
Gal.
iii.
13.
and
iv.
5.
That
he
died
for
our
eences,
that
he
rose
again
for
our justification;
and
that
he has
re-
ceived
the
spirit of
holiness, which
he
sends into
our
sinful
natures,
to form
us
fit
for
that
heavenly
inherit
-
ance
which he
bath purchased
for
us by his
death.
That
without
this purification
of our
natures,
we
can
have
no
hope
of
heaven,
for without
repentance and
holiness no
man
shall
see
God.
That
Jesus
Christ our Lord
shall
raise the dead,
shall come
in the
last
day
to
judge
the
world,
and
pass
a
decisive
sentence,
and
shall then
re-
ward
every
one
according
to
his works.
Though
all
these things
were
not
so
plainly
taught
by
our
Saviour
himself
in his
public ministry in the world,
yet
thesc
were
the doctrines
which his
apostles preached
continu-
ally,
and
they received them from
him
by
private
in
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