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Let us all be prevailed with to receive this Saying and this Saviour: There is Salvation in Jesus Christ for lost Souls, but in none other: He is God’s Salvation: There is a sufficiency of saving Power, Merit and Grace in him: He came into the World upon a saving Errand and Design. Let none then, no not the Chief of Sinners sit down in Despondency and Desperation, or remain in their unbelief and Impenitency. It’s pity that any should perish under the Gospel, since Jesus Christ came into the World to save Sinners: and the Excellent Acceptable Doctrine is declared.

Thomas Dickenson — Thomas Dickenson, The Glorious Design of a Compassionate Jesus, in Coming into the World to Save Sinners: Consider’d in a Sermon Preach’d at the Funeral of Mr. John Brooksbank, of Eland, Sept. 26, 1715 (1716), p. 15

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Thomas Dickenson, Thomas Dickenson, The Glorious Design of a Compassionate Jesus, in Coming into the World to Save Sinners: Consider’d in a Sermon Preach’d at the Funeral of Mr. John Brooksbank, of Eland, Sept. 26, 1715 (1716), p. 15 (archive.org)
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