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Wounded spirit! that same soft and gentle hand can remove every poisoned arrow with which sin has smitten thy soul, and that great Healer of mankind can make you also live. Nor have I any other remedy to mention,—nor do I believe you would elsewhere find it. There are wounds in the soul made by sin, by conscious guilt, by remembered ingratitude and evil affections, which nothing earthly can heal, and which can be remedied effectually and for ever only by the healing balm of the gospel of Christ.

Albert Barnes — Albert Barnes, The Way of Salvation Illustrated in a Series of Discourses (Philadelphia: Parry and M'Millan, 1855), discourse on the healing of a wounded spirit, p. 176.

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