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Just Abraham and his Seed: now first I finde
The bloud of Bulls and Goats, they may conclude
Will reign among them, as of thee begot;
Justification towards God, and peace
Enlightner of my darkness, gracious things
With purpose to resign them in full time
Forbiddn knowread.99csw.comledge by forbiddn means.
From imposition of strict Laws, to free
To them by Faith imputed, they may finde [ 295 ]
So Law appears imperfet, and but givn [ 300 ]
Up to a better Covnant, disciplind
Erwhile perplext with thoughts what would becom [ 275 ]
Thir natural pravitie, by stirring up
Perform, and not performing cannot live.
Law can discover sin, but not remove, [ 290 ]
Some bloud more precious must be paid for Man,
To whom thus Michael. Doubt not but that sin [九-九-藏-書 285 ]
Sin against Law to fight; that when they see
Of mee and all Mankind; but now I see
This yet I apprehend not, why to those [ 280 ]
Cannot appease, nor Man the moral part
Just for unjust, that in such righteousness
Favour unmerited by me, who sought
Save by thos九-九-藏-書e shadowie expiations weak,
His day, in whom all Nations shall be blest,
Among them; how can God with such reside?
Thou hast reveald, those chiefly which concerne
From shadowie Types to Truth, from Flesh to Spirit,
Acceptance of large Grace, from servil fear [ 305 ]
Among whom 九*九*藏*書God will deigne to dwell on Earth
So many Laws argue so many sins
Here Adam interposd. O sent from Heavn, [ 270 ]
So many and so various Laws are givn;
And therefore was Law given them to evince
To filial, works of Law to works of Faith.
Mine eyes true opning, and my heart much easd,