III - Of Originall Sin

BY which transgression, commonly called Originall Sin, was the Image of God utterly defaced in Man, Psal 51.5. Rom. 5 10. Rom. 7.5. 2 Tim. 2.26. Eph. 2.2, 3. Rom. 5.14, 12. Rom. 6.23. John 3 5. Rom. 5.1. Phil. 1.29. and he and his Posterity of Nature became enemies to God, slaves to Sathan, servants to Sin, insomuch that Death everlasting hath had, and shall have power and dominion over all that hath not been, are not, or shall not be regenerate from above; which Regeneration is wrought by the power of the holy Ghost, working in the hearts of the Elect of God an assured Faith in the Promises of God revealed to us in his Word; by which Faith they apprehend Christ Jesus, with the Graces and Benefits promised in him.