There is but one Attribute in God, that such Sinners can have any hope in, and that is Mercy; but herein they deceive themselves; for even Mercy will plead against them, I have waited so long, I have called so often, and have been rejected in such a scornful manner, that every base lust hath been prefer’d before me; therefore I will laugh at their Calamity, and mock when their fear cometh. O let them consider what Mercy it is, that they deceive themselves with, to their everlasting Undoing: It is an uncovenanted Mercy, a Mercy without Christ, without the Spirit of Grace, without Faith, Repentance and Holiness.
Edward Grace — Edward Grace, A Funeral Sermon Occasion’d by the Death of Samuel Crisp, Esq; Who Died the 20th of June, 1703 (London: J. Marshal, 1703), pp. 31–32
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