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In Christ Crucified I may see the Curse of the Law removed, the sentence of con∣demnation reversed, the sting of Death ta∣ken out, the Principallities and Powers of darkness triumphed over. I may see Hell fast lockt and shut up for ever, and Heaven opened, a way made plain in to the
Holiest of all, an abundant entrance admini∣stred into the Everlasting Kingdom. Who would not study the Cross of Christ? Who would not Glory and rejoyce in it? Who would not desire conformity to it, and to feel the power and vertue of it. They that are Enmies to the Cross of Christ, are Ene∣mies to their own Souls. They that are offended at the Cross, 'tis a sign they are blind and do no understand the benefits which comes by it.