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Tell him of Christ's ability and good-will to save; that no man was ever rejected by him, that cast himself upon him; that desperate cases are the glorious triumphs of his art of saving.

Robert Traill — Robert Traill, A Vindication of the Protestant Doctrine concerning Justification (ca. 1692; 1840 Weir reprint). Public domain.

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