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1      2          |    is offered to God a true, proper and propitiatory sacrifice
2      3,      4  |  those truths which form its proper object.  For   the divine
3      3,      4  | within its own area, its own proper principles and method:
4      3,      4  |        by going beyond their proper limits, intrude upon what
5      3,      4  |     but this only in its own proper kind, that is to say, in
6      4,      1  |    by Christ with a true and proper primacy of jurisdiction.
7      4,      1  |      and not one of true and proper jurisdiction that he directly