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The efficacy of the atonement and righteousness of Christ, by which Christians were at first pardoned and adopted, remains the same: therefore they can never be forsaken. If their unworthiness could reverse the pardoning and justifying sentence, the redemption of Christ would not be complete. If matters were left thus uncertain, and the burden of keeping themselves was laid on their own shoulders, not a child of Adam would ever reach the kingdom of heaven. But blessed be God, that vicarious righteousness which was at first the ground of our pardon and acceptance, is not changed by our sins; and if on this account he can subdue and receive the sinner, surely on this account he will continue to love the saint.

Edward D. Griffin — Sermon XV, "The Faithfulness of God" (Isaiah 49:14-16), in Sermons by the Late Rev. Edward D. Griffin, D.D., vol. II (Albany: Packard, Van Benthuysen & Co., 1838), p. 226

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Edward D. Griffin, Sermon XV, "The Faithfulness of God" (Isaiah 49:14-16), in Sermons by the Late Rev. Edward D. Griffin, D.D., vol. II (Albany: Packard, Van Benthuysen & Co., 1838), p. 226 (archive.org)
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