here that Christ was without sin in all, yet he was tempted by Satan unto all sorts of sins, even as we are. And that by ‘infirmities’ sins are mainly here intended, is yet more evident from the remedy propounded against them, which they are here encouraged to seek for at the throne of grace, namely, grace and mercy. ‘Therefore let us come boldly to the throne of grace, that we may find grace and mercy to help in time of need. So it follows in the next words. Grace to help against the power of sin,
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