Charles H. Spurgeon
In God's case, if He had said in the infinite sovereignty of His absolute will, I will have no substitute, but each man shall suffer for himself, he who sinneth shall die, none could have murmured. It was grace, and only grace which led the divine mind to say, I will accept of a substitute. There shall be a vicarious suffering; and My vengeance shall be content, and My mercy shall be gratified.
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