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Christ received is heaven begun. He who is the Author is also the Finisher of your faith. Away with your discouragements, and look to Jesus. Away with your weakness, and look to Jesus. Away with your darkness, and look to Jesus as the light of life. Look back to him on the Cross; look up to him on the throne; look forward to him at his second coming. Your Saviour, your counselor, your righteousness, your strength, the captain of your salvation, your portion hung on that Cross, is now on that throne, and will soon come to judge the world in righteousness. If you have Christ, you have all.

Gardiner Spring — Chapter XV, "The Cross the Preservation from Final Apostacy," in The Attraction of the Cross: Designed to Illustrate the Leading Truths, Obligations and Hopes of Christianity (New York: M. W. Dodd, 1846), p. 276

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Gardiner Spring, Chapter XV, "The Cross the Preservation from Final Apostacy," in The Attraction of the Cross: Designed to Illustrate the Leading Truths, Obligations and Hopes of Christianity (New York: M. W. Dodd, 1846), p. 276 (archive.org)
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