...f Job ix. 33. + Exod. «. 19. § Cant. y. 10. VOL. II. 3 E of the Father, full of grace and truth*. The union of the divine and human nature in the person of Christ, though it appears indeed a mystery, which he cannot fully explain, is nevertheless a glorious...

...20. f JobU. 33. J Eiod. xx. 19. §Cwit. r. 10. vOL.11. 3E of the Father, full of grace and truth*. The union of the divine and human nature in the person of Christ, though it appears indeed a mystery, which he cannot fully explain, is nevertheless a glorious...

...to live, and, as God, a power to live, it was impossible for him to be holden of death. 2. Because of the union of the divine and human nature in the person of Christ, it was impossible that his Flesh should see Corruption ; which yet it must certainly have done,...

...for he was man also, and as man, and in that wherein he was man, did he suffer. But their ignorance of the union of the divine and human nature in the person of Christ, each nature preserving its distinct properties and operations, is what they would by no means...

...for he was man also, and as man, and in that wherein he was man, did he suffer. But their ignorance of the union of the divine and human nature in the person of Christ, each nature preserving its distinct properties and operations, is what they would by no means...

...infinite D.eity died on the cross. This, we think, he will not — But wfll tell us, that, in consequence of the union of the divine and human nature in the person of Christ, though the man or human nature only suffered, yet there was an infinite atonement made for...

...and learned Mr. Parkhurst) proper emblems of the three eternal persons in covenant to redeem man, and of the union of the divine and human nature in the person of Christ.' Thus the Lord sanctified the tabernacle with these visible evidences of his presence, as he...

...(1). He heholds Ids glory, as that of the only hegotten of the father, full of grace and truth (2). The union of the divine and human nature in the person of Christ, though it appears indeed a mystery, which he cannot fully explain, it nevertheless a glorious...

...that great mystery of the gospel the union of the nature which governs and the nature which serves — the union of the divine and human nature, in the person of the Christ? This doctrine therefore was, no less than that of the divinity of the Messiah, a novelty,...

...restoring man to his original purity, order, and life; and further,, that they refer these effects to the union of the divine and human nature in the person of the INCARNATE GOD, and thus worship JESUS CHRIST in His DIVINE HUMANITY as One with the ETERNAL FATHER,...