God alone is the hope of his people: he is called "the Hope of Israel." Although inherent qualifications are evidences of it, yet the staying of the heart upon him as a full blessing and satisfying portion is faith; "The…
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The sight of a man's own misery and lost estate by nature is a ready way to make him prize Christ highly, who alone can set such a wretch at liberty.
It discovers Christ as the full and satisfying treasure, above all things.