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That the crucifixion took place centuries ago, does not separate us from it at all. While as a historical event we assign it to a specific time and place, as a moral event it belongs to all time, and is just as near to us as it was to John or the Marys.
A. J. Gordon — In Christ; or, The Believer's Union with His Lord (Boston: Gould and Lincoln, 1872), ch. II, "Crucifixion in Christ," p. 30
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