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Faithfulness, Unchangebleness, Nastiness, Goodness, Grace, Mercy, Love, Provenly &c which render God  a
Faithfulness, Unchangebleness, Nastiness, Goodness,
  past coinp but, perfect object of trust and Love,  
Grace, Mercy, Love, Provenly &c which render God  a
vast compleat, perfect object of trust and Love,  
are all in Sen?etence attributed to ye Person of Ct;
are all in Sen?etence attributed to ye Person of Ct;
and under these divine Characters
and under these divine Characters
is to have represented
is to have represented
and professed to us, to this
and professed to us, to this
end yt we should be ?ested to believe
end that we should be ?ested to believe
and trust, love &  
and trust, love &  
cleave to him above all -  
cleave to him above all -  
Nor is there any thing
Nor is there any thing
in his human nature
in his human nature
in yt fulness of grace and
in that fulness of grace and
truth and all fullness of ye
truth and all fullness of ye
God head which it hath pledged
God head which it hath pledged
ye treshn should dwell
ye father should dwell
in him - in yt unethan and  
in him - in that unethan and  
tribulation of ye hrenit in
tribulation of ye [[trust?]] in
him, above his fellowes and
him, above his fellowes and
above measure, any thing
above measure, any thing
in those all things wherein
in those all things wherein
he hath us behoves him ye
he hath us behoves him ye
Prehennenes - nothing  
Prehennence - nothing  
in his Love, Condessent??
in his Love, Condessention
tunetiution have Mercy
tunetiution Love, Mercy

Latest revision as of 19:22, 18 June 2022

Faithfulness, Unchangebleness, Nastiness, Goodness, Grace, Mercy, Love, Provenly &c which render God a vast compleat, perfect object of trust and Love, are all in Sen?etence attributed to ye Person of Ct; and under these divine Characters is to have represented and professed to us, to this end that we should be ?ested to believe and trust, love & cleave to him above all - Nor is there any thing in his human nature in that fulness of grace and truth and all fullness of ye God head which it hath pledged ye father should dwell in him - in that unethan and tribulation of ye trust? in him, above his fellowes and above measure, any thing in those all things wherein he hath us behoves him ye Prehennence - nothing in his Love, Condessention tunetiution Love, Mercy