The New Testament of our Lord and Saviour Jesus ChristTranslated from the Latin Vulgate: and diligently compared with the original Greek . This coverins;, and not imputing, means that our sins are quite blotted out bythe blood of the lamb, who takelh away the sins of the world: so that we are no longer to be charged withthem, because they are no more. H Ver. 9. hi the circumcision, &c. That is, is it only for the Jews that are 7 No, says the apos-tie, but also for the uncircumcised Gentiles; who by faith and grace may come to justice, as Abraham didbefore he was circumcised. •* Ve
The New Testament of our Lord and Saviour Jesus ChristTranslated from the Latin Vulgate: and diligently compared with the original Greek . This coverins;, and not imputing, means that our sins are quite blotted out bythe blood of the lamb, who takelh away the sins of the world: so that we are no longer to be charged withthem, because they are no more. H Ver. 9. hi the circumcision, &c. That is, is it only for the Jews that are 7 No, says the apos-tie, but also for the uncircumcised Gentiles; who by faith and grace may come to justice, as Abraham didbefore he was circumcised. •* Ver. 11. Be lieirs. That is, W thfij alone, who follow the ceremonies of the law, be heirs of the blessingspromised to Abraham ; then iliat/<ti//i which was so much praised in him, will be (ound to be of little the very promise will be made void, by which he was promised to be the father, not of the Jews onlv, butof all naiinns of believers. tt Ver. 15. The taw wor/ceth wrath. The law, abstracting from faith and grace, worketh occasionallyby being an occasion of many transgressions, which provoke Gods
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