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14. Why it behoved the Mediator to be very God and very Man.—Cap. VII.

14. Why it behoved the Mediator to be very God and very Man.—Cap. VII.

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We acknowledge and confess that this most wondrous conjunction betwixt the Godhead and the Manhood in Christ Jesus did proceed from the eternal and immutable decree of God, whence also our salvation springs and depends.


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