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18:20, "The son shall not bear the iniquity of the father?"Ī.

16 and surely there can be no condemnation, passed by a righteous judge, where there is no crime, Rom.

5:19 and to have the judgement, or sentence, by one to condemnation, ver. From their being said to be "made sinners, by one man's disobedience," Rom. How does it appear from scripture, that all Adam's posterity had his first sin imputed to them?Ī. No that covenant, though broken, stands binding, so as the obligation to pay the debt of obedience to the precept, and satisfaction now to its penalty, remains upon every one of his posterity, while in a natural state, under the law as a covenant of works, Gal. When Adam ceased to be the federal head, by breaking the covenant of works, did that covenant cease likewise?Ī. Because the covenant being broken by his first sin, his federal headship ceased for being then legally dead, and his posterity in him and with him, he stood afterwards merely as a single person for himself, and no longer in the capacity of their public representative in that covenant of life, which, by that first sin, brought him and them under the sentence of death, Rom. Why was Adam's first sin imputed, and none of his after sins?Ī. On account of the legal union between him and them, he being their legal head and representative, and the covenant made with him, not for himself only, but for his posterity likewise, 1 Cor. Upon what account is Adam's first sin imputed to his posterity?Ī.

5:19 - "By one man's disobedience, many were made sinners." How are all mankind guilty of Adam's first sin?Ī. An obligation to punishment on account of sin, Rom, 6:23. What do you understand by the guilt of sin?Ī.

The want of original righteousness and the corruption of the whole nature. Into original sin imputed, and original sin inherent.Ī. How is original sin usually distinguished?Ī. The sin we have from our original that is, when the soul is united to the body, or the human nature completed, Psalm 51:5. What do you understand by original sin?Ī. Wherein consists the sinfulness of that estate whereinto man fell?ĪNSWER: The sinfulness of that estate whereinto man fell, consists in the guilt of Adam's first sin, the want of original righteousness, and the corruption of his whom nature, which is commonly called original sin, together with all actual transgressions which proceed from it.