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That the Offer of Forgiveness of Sins, or of Justification, does include in it an Offer of all other spiritual Blessings, is most manifest. In the Justification of a Sinner, the meritorious Righteousness of Jesus Christ is imputed or given to him: He therein receiveth the Gift of Righteousness, Rom. 5. 17. He receiveth Righteousness from the God of his Salvation, Psal. 24. 5. Now, whoever has an Interest in the perfect Righteousness of Jesus Christ, has therein and thereby an Interest in, or Right unto, all those good Things which, by that Righteousness, he purchased for Sinners: And never had any Sinner any one of these Benefits in any other Way, than by first having an Interest in the Righteousness of Christ, by whom they were all purchased for those that believe in him.

Experience Mayhew — Experience Mayhew, Grace Defended, in a Modest Plea for an Important Truth (Boston: B. Green and Company, for D. Henchman, 1744), Part II, ch. VII, p. 88

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Experience Mayhew, Experience Mayhew, Grace Defended, in a Modest Plea for an Important Truth (Boston: B. Green and Company, for D. Henchman, 1744), Part II, ch. VII, p. 88 (archive.org)
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