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ERRATA, Good Reader▪ if thou desirest not to mistake the Authors true meaning, th•••• be pleased to correct these Errataes, before thou read, for many of them pervert my sense.
PAg. 7 ••in. 45 and likeness in moral. p 10 l 12 in perfection of. l 46 by regeneration. p 12 l ult. That Covenant. p 13 l 30 of marking this. p 15 l 31 hand of man. p 19 l 21 the proposition. p 20 •• 4 imply a surety, or. p 22 l 20 mount Sinai. l 14 Jews: no otherwise but. p 24 marg. not strictly and form••rly. l 30 internal intentions. p 27 l 28 it should. p 38 l 25 and thus they. p 39 l 39 is still. p 49 l 28 Trinity consulteth. p 54 l 3 the First. l 27 in that covenant. p 55 l 26 they held a. p 63 l 1 abhorred as. p 76 l u••t•••• eternal death. p 93 l 25. (at least for. p 112 l 27 See Dr. Alley. p 113 l 11 immutably evi••. p 116 l 5 after sundry manners. p 123 l 37 Decalogues. p 133 l 4 to shew sin p 134l 15 the curse. p 153 l 10 and also he affirms. p 155 l 45 typical pattern of the. p 169 l 7 repugnant. p 183 l 3 might be cut o••••. p 188l 15 lions. p 189 l 4 of new England. p 191 l 29 [By clensed]. p 192 l 39 this sense. p 196 l 14 the command of the Covenant made with. p 198 l 32 Law, in both. p 204 l 25 bodily. p 206 l 1 there was not a. p 220. l 2 much am••ss) through the strength. p 221 l 16 without faith. p 226 l 30 whereby their. p 235 l 11 perfect keeping of. p 247 l 4 the devils head-plot. l 37 the property. p 255 l 36 the sons of Adam. p 269 l 43 namly, then the. p 276 l 41 Emperons: punishment. p 280 l 37 with∣out any additio•• of. p 281 in the marg. the doctrine of our spiritual union. p 284 l 44 and indeed in case. p 285 l 5 a surety for money matters, and for such. p 287 l 23 by these supplies. p 294 l 25 for now she did. p 297 l 32 ••••s most evident also. p 301 l 26 and Pharise••s, and the. p 305 l 3 Rev. p 246 l 42 shall break••of Christ p 306 l 21 break or crush p 310 l 14 Gen. 22. 18. l 38 by his constant. p 312 l ult. Jesuahs death. p 318 l 30 the Phylistms did••p 320 the marg. suffered from his proclaimed. p 330 l 6 from their▪ l 13 from the. 347 l 43 spiritual death in sin. p 350 l 33 could not see. p 370 l 22 of which see more in my. p 371 l 6 an ••ncertain account. p 372 l 25 ••••mmit these two. l 21 as Peshad is by Da∣niel, in this 24 v. l 37 may not be so bold as to s••eght. p 378 l 32. 2 Chro. 35 ••e made for all Israel. p 379 l 2•• made peace (i.e. Reconciliation) p 381 l 11 the dead therewith. l 18 Jalcut in Ps. 91. p 382 l 21 and no covenant was made. l 29 an ••nstrument, or by. p 383 l 14 Sect. 7. p 384 l 19. Luke 18 31 l 25 our Academiques. p 385 l 18 I was from. p 387 l 1 Mr. Jeanes l 40 his humane nature as a true. l 43 with the properties of. p 389 l 27 to go into. p 390 l 13 and with power, Acts 10. 37, 38. l 25 and th••n he began. l 26 Luke 3. 23. l 5 he doth call him. p 391 l 46 descended. p 393 l 1 in Christ, God-man Mediator, then there is duty in that special. p 395 l 2 for thus l 5 be served, but to serve. p 399 l 42 peruse Rev. 513. p 397 l 1 reviving p 398 l 2 Christ must be anointed. l 28 your selves fo••. l 34 by which perfection: his patrence. p 399 l 26 obedience, by ignomin••ons. p 4••0 l 20 Mat. 26. 39, 42. And by John 18▪ 11 p 402 l 18 holy of holies in Dan. 9, 24. it. l 28 sin in a metaphorical sense on∣ly: above. p 403 l 19 the word hower. p 406 l 22 you discern not, l 24 ignorance of. p 407 l 9 no fur∣ther. p 508 l 5 to put away. l 31 w••shings and sacrificings for ••ins. l 38 blot them out, or wipe them out. p 409 l 41 Seven sevens p 415 l 6 and Herefie: in so much. p 415 l 27 that at the death. p 417 in marg. Theoderit, l 3 20 Greg. Nazian against Julius 2 p 301. p 419 l 28 which Test••ment conteins. p 420 l 3 in Dan. 9. 24. p 421 l 23 and then he doth also cite Rab. Jonathan. l 24 hath the presence of the Lord. p 424 l 23 whole state spake the same. p 425 l ••0 9 16 27 may be both filled. p 426 l 8 that they must. p 427 l 2 but every son of Adam. p 429 l 22 Lev 23, p 436 l 24 counteth them righteousp 440 l 23 for his receiving. p 542 l 11 in the Law for such. l 31 David (saith he) l 32 to spare or pardon. p 446 l 33 In Gal. 1. 4▪ l 12 consequent••y from. p 449 l 19 recipient. p 455 l 41 ceremonial sins by their. p 457 l 18 believing sinners. l 19 when they are freed, or, p 459 l 15 high Priest and Sacrifice. p 462 l 37 and by both. p 463 l 44 Secondly, Mr Wotton. p 473 l 28 by David in v. 35 for. p 475 l 6 Gods taking away and bearing. p 484 l 15 pierce him in the. p 487 l 35 a just occasion is given to expiate the joy o••. l 42 to exult. p 491 l 8 Zach 7 10. p 500 l 9 Christ combating susscrings. p 505 l 5 of sufferings: but he did also prove the warlike enmity of Satan, and of his potent seed against Christ: of. p 506 l 8 not only have. l 31 as ••e holds them. p 508 l 2 Rom. 8 23 4 l 13 p 151 l 16 as inconsistent. p 509 l 25 by these words in Rom. 8 1. p 511 l 32 Dr. Hammond doth. p 512 l 14 Pariphrasis. l 43 them that be∣lieve. Christ said to his Disciples in John 8 31 to 36. l 45 the letter of the Decalogue. p 513 l 42 and Luther in Gal. 2. 16 p 514 l 18 and sacrifice is. p 515 l 2 those observations of the law. p 520 l 18 this exposition. p 521 l 24 should offer any. p 522 l 8 or to pronounce justy. l 10 as insufficient: also the mar∣gin note must be corrected as I have done it in the Table. p 524 l 45 was enacted. p 526 l ult. Mr. Ains. doth omit to. p 527 l 16 Thorah. l 44 in relation. p 529 l 37 1 Mac. 1 14, 51. p 530 l 30 to good, since the fall.