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54. Cambridge August 31st. 1729. P. M.
35. By Mr. Appleton from 3. Col. l. If ye {[then?]}
be risen with +, seek those things that
are above, where + sitteth at the
right hand of God.
3. +tians especially true belivers may
be said to be risen with +.
21. When How may +tians be said to be
risen with +?
A.1. As they believe and realize the resur=
rection of + from the dead.
2. Theay may be said to be risen with +,
as at + resurrection they were
raised from a lower dispensation
to a higher.
3. True Believers may be said to be risen
with +, as they vertically rose with
him, that is, as by [virtue?] of his res=
-urrection they are assured of a
resurrection to eternal Life.
4. +tians may be said be risen with
Christ, as they are in [?] him raised
to a new & Spiritual Life.
2. Every true believer is risen with +
to a new & Spiritual Life.

55.
1. They have the Eyes of {[their?]} minds
opened, [to?] see new Spiritial things.
2. They have new dispositions & inclina=
=tions stirred up in them.
3. Such as are raised with + lead new lives.
4. Such act with new designs, & from new
principles.
Improvement.
1. From what we have heard, we learn,
that multitudes who profess to be
risen with +, know nothing of the
power of his resurrection.
2. We learn the happy [fate?] of all true
Believers, in that they are risen with +.
3. Let us all examine our selves now to
see whether we be risen with + or no.
4. Let us be above all concerned that
we may be raised with +.
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46. Cambridge {September} 7th A. M. 1729.
By Mr. Appleton from 3 Col. 1. If ye then
be risen with +, seek those things {that} are
above, where + sitteth at the right hand
of God.
4. Our being risen with +, is an argument
for, & a strong obligation on us, to
seek those things that are above.
[1.?] There are things above.
[?] Here it may be understood that there
is a glorious place above.