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COnsider sinne to be a true leprosy: for as this infects and fouly spots the body; so that vitiates and corruptes euery part of the hart and soule; and though the act be past, yet leaues a foule and vgly blot behind it.
2. Point. Consider further, this most vgly & foule blot is not wash∣ed
away, but with the bloud of the only immaculate Lamb: which neither the sacrifices or ceremonies of the old Law, nor fasts, nor other austerities of this kind can wipe away without the sprinckling of this bloud: For without bloud, remis∣sion is not had.a 1.1
3. Point. Consider lastly, that as heretofore the posts and threshal of the house being smeared with the bloud of the Lamb, with held the sword now drawn and ready to strike, of the smiting Angel, from killing them in the house by a death so studiously preparedb 1.2 so with this bloud, al hellish power is ex∣pelled, and restrained, that those wicked foes of our saluatiō may not touch the very entrance of our hart, or dare so much as looke vpon it: Lastly as the Preistly robes, yea the Sanctuary it-self was sanctified and
Heb. 9.
Exod. 12.
Exod. 29.
Heb. 9.