a manner, as he doth on his own idea, or the perfect image of himself, which he has in view? This is that which is eminently in his presence; this is the “angel of his presence.” . The positive righteousness of Christ, or that price by which he merited, was of equal value with that price by which he satisfied; and indeed it was the same price. He spilled his blood to satisfy, and by reason of the infinite dignity of his person, his sufferings were looked upon [as] of infinite
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