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Person as Mediator by ye | |||
Union of ye two natures therein, whereby he | |||
Person as | becomes ye Image of God to us | ||
makes ye bretatest | and makes ye bretatest display | ||
of all his Perfection | |||
and glory: whereby he is | |||
and angels above. and ye | [[Immortal]] God with us | ||
and enfully filled to ye | |||
[[brank? - brink?]] of Mediation for us; | |||
in this view is he [[reneauted?]] | |||
and proposed to us as ye | |||
compleat Object of our faith & | |||
Love: and as it is so , | |||
so wonderfully does it encourage | |||
and [[?inate?]] both of them | |||
towards him. Thus is he | |||
ye Object of continual | |||
admiration and adoration | |||
to Saints and angels above. | |||
and ye trust, ye hope, ye desire, | |||
delight,Joy, ye Love and | |||
glory of ye Chh [church] belong? & | |||
then do they [[defench?]] and | |||
[[distnyast?]] him; than | |||
whom our Soul loveth | |||
and who art ye desire of | |||
all Nations. - Tis ye |
Latest revision as of 19:34, 18 June 2022
Person as Mediator by ye Union of ye two natures therein, whereby he becomes ye Image of God to us and makes ye bretatest display of all his Perfection and glory: whereby he is Immortal God with us and enfully filled to ye brank? - brink? of Mediation for us; in this view is he reneauted? and proposed to us as ye compleat Object of our faith & Love: and as it is so , so wonderfully does it encourage and ?inate? both of them towards him. Thus is he ye Object of continual admiration and adoration to Saints and angels above. and ye trust, ye hope, ye desire, delight,Joy, ye Love and glory of ye Chh [church] belong? & then do they defench? and distnyast? him; than whom our Soul loveth and who art ye desire of all Nations. - Tis ye