...(which was the thing here necessarily required) raise it up again, unless he had declared himself " toh be the Son of God with power, by the resurrection from the dead." The Manhood could suffer, but not overcome the sharpness of death : the Godhead could suffer nothing,...

...declared to be his Son by his Refurreclion and Exaltation : The Apoftk'Paul explains it thus, Rom, i. 4. He was declared to be the Son of God with 'Power, by his Refurreflion from the Dead. Nor Nor is it any wonder that Chrift in fomc Scriptures fhould be reprefented...

...himself. And by the same Spirit he was quickened again. Therefore the apostle well observes, "that he was declared to be the Son of God with power, by his resurrection from the dead." Rom. 1 : 4. Now, if he had been raised by the power of the Father,...

...refurrection, fays, * ' His reft •* Ifaiah xj. je. * fhall be glorious:' and the apoftle Paul, f ' He was declared to be the Son of God ' with power by the refurrection from the ' dead.' This event indeed with the circumftances with which it was accompanied,...

...us ample aiTurance, in that he hath raifed him from the dead. As the apoille Paul fays, Rom. i. 4. He was declared to be the Son of God "with power, by the refurreSíion from the dead; and Peter fays, I Pet. i. 4. That the God and father of our Lord Jefas...

...the fame Spirit he was quickned again. And, therefore, the apoflle well obferves, Rom. i. 4. " That " he was declared to be the Son of God with power, by his' *' refurrecYion from the dead. Now if he had been railed by the power of the Father, or Spirit...

...incapable of defending them. Thus the crofs of Chrift became a ftumbling-block to the Jews ; but more fo, when he was declared to be the Son of God with power, by his refurrectiqn from the dead, and the glory that followed. When this fame Jefus who fubmitted to...

...incapable of defending them. Thus the crofs of Chrift became a ftumbling-block to the Jews; but more fo, when he was declared to be the Son of God. with power, by his refurrection from the dead, and the glory that followed. When this fame Jefus who fubmitted to...

...certainly was what no mere man could fay. But trie event juftified both, and confounded his oppofers : for he was declared to be the Son of God with power by his refurrection from the dead ; a fact which was fo ftrongly attefted by great numbers who faw and...

...us ample affurance, in that he hath raifed him from the dead. As the apoftle Paul fays, Rom. i. 4. He was declared to be the Son of God •with power, by the refurrettion from the dead; and Peter fays, i Pet. i. 4. That the God and father of our Lord jfefus...