The true doctrine of justification : in two parts (1655)
Burgess, Anthony, d. 1664 · London : Printed by A.M. for Tho. Vnderhill · leaf 637
f thrifts ^ighteoufnefl in particular. OM.^. u. 4ndhc received thefigK of circumcifion, A ft At ef tie righ-tcGufncfief the Faith, whichbt had beingytt uncircum-€.i{td—-thatrigbteQufnep might be imputed to them alfo. He Apoftfe having folly dernonftrated, how we| arc to be juftified, he ROW… … Of th iMpttAticfi of Ckrijts Pighiec*foff,&.c. 385 becaufehewas circwefed; in this verfc he ftieweth, 7bat4br*hsw received the fign of this rfghteoufrieflc of faith,wbileihe was wcircttmcijed, and therefore circumcifion andnncircumcifion did not vary this matter. In the words then we have…
Justification -- Early works to 1800 · God -- Righteousness
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