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…By his sin he stript himself of his original righteousness, and corrupted himself: we were in him representatively, being represented by him, as our moral head, ◊n the covenant of works; we were in him seminally, as our natural head; hence we fell in him, and by his disobedience, were made sinners, as Levi, in the loins of Abraham paid tithes, Heb.…
Thomas Boston — Human Nature in its Fourfold State, STATE II. NAMELY, The State of Nature, or of Entire Depravation. — How Man's Nature was corrupted., p. 82
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