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Adam's stock was in his own hand, and hence he became a bankrupt; but ours is in the hands of an almighty surety, who has undertaken for us, and will be faithful to his trust. Justice itself being satisfied becomes our friend, and ascertains our possession of paradise.
Gilbert Tennent — "The Wisdom of God in Redemption," in Sermons and Essays by the Tennents and Their Contemporaries (Philadelphia: Presbyterian Board of Publication, [1855]), pp. 81–82
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