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The sight of a man's own misery and lost estate by nature is a ready way to make him prize Christ highly, who alone can set such a wretch at liberty.

William Guthrie The Christian's Great Interest, Part I, Chapter II (on the ends of preparatory law-work)

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William Guthrie, The Christian's Great Interest, Part I, Chapter II (on the ends of preparatory law-work) (CCEL) - The Christian's Great Interest, Part I, Chapter II (on the ends of preparatory law-work)
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