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When upon the cross He said, “It is finished,” the whole work of redemption, His work for us, was accomplished. Look, then, to Christ, and you find in Him and in His work all that the sinner needs for salvation. Turn your eye to Him, and you will learn that “with the Lord there is plenteous redemption.” The only limit to its sufficiency is the limit of Christ's merit, and that is boundless. It is certified to us, in all its perfection and exhaustless fulness, by the acceptance of His sacrifice. There is no sinner so guilty, that Christ's blood cannot pardon; there is no sinner so polluted, that Christ's blood cannot purify; there is no sinner so diseased with sin, that Christ's blood cannot cure; there is no sinner so sunk in the depths of depravity, that Christ's blood cannot reach and restore.

George Jeffrey — George Jeffrey, The Believer's Privilege, and Other Sermons, edited by his brother (Edinburgh: Andrew Elliot, 1888), "Plenteous Redemption" (Ps. cxxx. 7), pp. 360–361

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George Jeffrey, George Jeffrey, The Believer's Privilege, and Other Sermons, edited by his brother (Edinburgh: Andrew Elliot, 1888), "Plenteous Redemption" (Ps. cxxx. 7), pp. 360–361 (archive.org)
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