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For Iustification and Sanctification bee indiuiduall: whom God doth acquit from the guilt of sinne, and accept as righteous vnto life through Iesus Christ, them he doth sanctifie by his Spirit to walke before him in newnesse of life. Christ himselfe cannot be diuided, nor the participation of his benefits: If by communion in his death, we be deliuered from the curse and malediction of the Law, by the power of his Resurrection, we are raised vp to liue vnto God.

John Ball A Treatise of Faith, divided into two parts (Nature and Life of Faith); EEBO-TCP A03064, near p. 176

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