Believing, from the heart, that you are a sinner, — a sinner justly condemned, utterly lost, who cannot save yourself, and whom no created arm can save — and believing that, nevertheless, God is willing to save just such a lost sinner as you are, if you repent and believe in Christ; the next, last, crowning, entering step into the kingdom is — believe that all this is true of you now: that God will, this moment, as you sit where you sit, forgive your sins for Christ’s sake, if you are penitent; that — through the exceeding riches of his grace — you may rise up and go forth a Christian, redeemed by the blood of Jesus unto newness of life.
Henry Martyn Dexter — Henry Martyn Dexter, Twelve Discourses (Boston: printed for sale at the Ladies’ Fair for the furnishing of the new Pine Street Meeting-House, 1860), Discourse IV, “The Way of Salvation” (Job xxiii. 2, 3), p. 83
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