An Exposition of the Epistle to the Hebrews With the Preliminary Exercitations
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THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION ANSWERED. 253 that the words are thus to be interpreted, the many pro-^ mifes that are given concerning the inilrnftion of the church, in the days of the Melliah, and his own office of being the great prophet of the church, wiiich the Jews acknowledge, do undeniably evince.
2. That the terms of all pcoplt and nations are necef- farlly to be underflood as before explained, for tnany na- tions, thofe in an cfpecial manner in whom the church of Chrifl is concerned ; neither ...can any one place be pro- duced, where an ahfolute untverfality is intended.
3. That the feafon of the accomplishment of thcfe and the like predictions is not limited to the day or year of the Mcjjiah' s comings as the Jews, amongft other impolfible fiftions, imagine ; but extends itfelf to the whole duration of the kingdom of the Meffiah, as hath been fliewed before.
4. That God fometimes is faid to do that, for the efFe£li ng of which he maketh provilion of outward means, though as to fome perfons and times they may be fruf- trated of their effe£t, or genuine tendency, which the Jews not only acknowledge^ but alfo contend for in other eafcs; § 5.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION ANSWERED. 253 that the words are thus to be interpreted, the many pro-^ mifes that are given concerning the inilrnftion of the church, in the days of the Melliah, and his own office of being the great prophet of the church, wiiich the Jews acknowledge, do undeniably evince.
2. That the terms of all pcoplt and nations are necef- farlly to be underflood as before explained, for tnany na- tions, thofe in an cfpecial manner in whom the church of Chrifl is concerned ; neither ...can any one place be pro- duced, where an ahfolute untverfality is intended.
3. That the feafon of the accomplishment of thcfe and the like predictions is not limited to the day or year of the Mcjjiah' s comings as the Jews, amongft other impolfible fiftions, imagine ; but extends itfelf to the whole duration of the kingdom of the Meffiah, as hath been fliewed before.
4. That God fometimes is faid to do that, for the efFe£li ng of which he maketh provilion of outward means, though as to fome perfons and times they may be fruf- trated of their effe£t, or genuine tendency, which the Jews not only acknowledge^ but alfo contend for in other eafcs; § 5.
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