It is very meet to set the Gospel before him, and mind him of God's sending Christ into the world to save sinners; that Jesus Christ has satisfied the justice of God, and performed perfect obedience for us; that God has pardoned many through Christ; that he offers salvation to him through Jesus Christ; that God has promised eternal life to all that do accept of Christ; that those that have nothing shall be welcome to him; that God is of infinite mercy, and delights to glorify his grace in saving the chief of sinners; that because we had no worthiness, God has provided a worthiness for us in Christ; that Christ is the author of eternal salvation, to all that come to him; that God's love is free, and there is no danger in venturing upon Christ; whoever believeth on him shall not be confounded.
Solomon Stoddard — Solomon Stoddard, A Guide to Christ; or, The Way of Directing Souls that are under the Work of Conversion (Princeton, N.J.: William D'Hart, 1827), p. 144
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