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It is the history of grace in its earlier movements—grace delighting to pardon, and by much free and loving fellowship, by kind interpositions of providence and encouraging hopes, striving to bring the subjects of it into proper sympathy and accord with the purposes of Heaven. Yet here also grace reigned through righteousness; and the righteousness at times ripened into judgment.
Patrick Fairbairn — Patrick Fairbairn, The Revelation of Law in Scripture (treatment of earlier patriarchal history / grace and righteousness).
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