It was fit the threatning should be executed; the Veracity of God seemed to require it; Man therefore shall die. But shall Man die without Hope? Is there no Room for Mercy? Blessed be God, our Case is not thus desperate. Our gracious God hath found a Ransom, not to deliver us from going down into the Pit, but to bring us up out of it. We die, because Adam sinned; but because Christ died, we shall rise again. Because of our own Sins, we deserve not only to die, but to be miserable for ever; Christ hath satisfied for our Sins, and by that Means, made way for our being entirely restored to the Presence and Love of our Maker.
Henry Grove — Henry Grove, Death Abolished by Jesus Christ: A Funeral Sermon for Mr. Samuel Mullins, Who Died at Taunton, in the 17th Year of His Age (1727), p. 15
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