Grace & Salvation
The mercy of God being infinite, it must be as sufficient for the pardon of all sin, as of one. If one of the least sins be not beyond the mercy of God, so neither are the greatest, or ten thousand of them.
Christ will give himself to you, with all those various excellencies that meet in him, to your full and everlasting enjoyment.
God can save the greatest sinner without giving the least countenance to sin. If he saves one, who for a long time has stood out under the calls of the gospel, and has sinned under dreadful aggravations; if he saves one who, against light, has been a pirate or blasphemer, he may do it without giving any countenance to their wickedness.
If you are but willing, you may freely come and unload yourselves, and cast all your burdens on Christ.
Spread all your wickedness before him, and do not plead your goodness; but plead your badness, and your necessity.
The blood of Christ is so precious, that it is fully sufficient to pay the debt you have contracted.
God may, through this Mediator, not only justly, but honourably, show you mercy.
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