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[ | Ct [Christ] was the Son of God, in an infinitely higher sense than Adam. | ||
By nature he was God, as to his | By nature he was God, as to his | ||
divinity, & hence, when he | divinity, & hence, when he appeared in flesh, he was the image | ||
of the invisible God: To the apos: | |||
of the invisible God: | who is the brightness of the Father's | ||
who is | glory & the express image of his | ||
glory & the | |||
person. He bore a higher | person. He bore a higher | ||
& more perfect | & more perfect resemblance of | ||
the invisible Deity than Adam | the invisible Deity than Adam | ||
on any angelic order | on any angelic order whatever. God the Father never | ||
sd to any of the Angels this | |||
day have I begotten thee but he said so, of Christ Jesus | |||
& this the apos, reckons as [[pro.. cut off]] of Cts divinity & union with | |||
the Father above Angels - But certainly if Adam w [[cut off]] singular in | |||
his formation, none like him, he represen[[ts]] one much more singe[[cut off]] | |||
Even God, manifests in | |||
Latest revision as of 18:43, 12 December 2021
Ct [Christ] was the Son of God, in an infinitely higher sense than Adam. By nature he was God, as to his divinity, & hence, when he appeared in flesh, he was the image of the invisible God: To the apos: who is the brightness of the Father's glory & the express image of his person. He bore a higher & more perfect resemblance of the invisible Deity than Adam on any angelic order whatever. God the Father never sd to any of the Angels this day have I begotten thee but he said so, of Christ Jesus & this the apos, reckons as pro.. cut off of Cts divinity & union with the Father above Angels - But certainly if Adam w cut off singular in his formation, none like him, he represents one much more singecut off Even God, manifests in