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When Christ was on the Cross, he made a Plenary Satisfaction to Divine Justice for all the Sins of all the Elect to the World’s end; that when they come by Grace to be enabled to believe in him, they might have that applied to them which before was purchased for them. Hence saith the Apostle, Rom. 8. 1. There is therefore now no Condemnation to them which are in Christ Jesus. No Condemnation, as a Great Man Glosses on the Text, is as much as not one Condemnation; there is not one Sin we commit but deserves a Condemnation; every vain Thought, every idle Word, every foolish and sinful Action, deserves a Condemnation; but such is the Pardoning Vertue that is in the Blood of Christ, that there is not one Condemnation to them that are in him.

John Hunt — John Hunt, The Saints Treasury: or, A Discourse Concerning the Glory and Excellency of the Person of Christ (London: Printed by R. Janeway, for Nath. Hillier, and John Pasham, in Northampton, 1704), p. 43

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John Hunt, John Hunt, The Saints Treasury: or, A Discourse Concerning the Glory and Excellency of the Person of Christ (London: Printed by R. Janeway, for Nath. Hillier, and John Pasham, in Northampton, 1704), p. 43 (archive.org)
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