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Robert Harkness Carne, The Two Covenants; or, Law and Gospel: Being the Substance of Sundry Discourses, Lately Delivered at the High Street Chapel, Exeter (London: Ebenezer Palmer, 1828), Sermon V, on Matthew iii. 11–17 (running head “Christ the Fulfiller of All Righteousness”), pp. 151–152

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In the prior ages, and under the law, the sacrifice for a sin-offering was simply called the sin; because all the sin to be atoned for by the sacrifice was considered as imputed to, and concentrated in it; and in this se…

Robert Harkness Carne · Robert Harkness Carne, The Two Covenants; or, Law and Gospel: Being the Substance of Sundry Discourses, Lately Delivered at the High Street Chapel, Exeter (London: Ebenezer Palmer, 1828), Sermon V, on Matthew iii. 11–17 (running head “Christ the Fulfiller of All Righteousness”), pp. 151–152
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Robert Harkness Carne, The Two Covenants; or, Law and Gospel: Being the Substance of Sundry Discourses, Lately Delivered at the High Street Chapel, Exeter (London: Ebenezer Palmer, 1828), Sermon V, on Matthew iii. 11–17 (running head “Christ the Fulfiller of All Righteousness”), pp. 151–152 Quotes | Postmilstill