O my soul, have you by faith an interest in Christ? Then know your full relief. He snaps the chain, which would have dragged you down to hell. He passes under the dark waters of your pollution, that you may be reckoned clear of every stain. He becomes your unrighteousness, that you may be the righteousness of God in Him. The Bible is a sealed book—the story of the cross is a beclouded page—peace is a delight untasted—hope is an idle fiction, until Jesus is prized as a substitute, and a surety. How great the change, when He is so revealed! Then Justice shines in all its glory—Grace in all its brightness—Mercy in all its triumphs—Salvation in all its riches. Then the Gospel-trumpet sounds with power, "Behold the Lamb of God, which taketh away the sins of the world."
Henry Law — "Numbered with the Transgressors," in "Christ Is All": The Gospel of the Pentateuch, Genesis (London: Religious Tract Society, 1867), p. 143
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