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James Hervey Cross of Christ the Christian's glory (1767)

Great, beyond imagination, great is the merit of those sufferings. Why then, O! why will you die? Why will you perish for every who have an all sufficient propitiation in the Cross of Christ? Fly to this sanctuary: fly, before it be too late: fly, without a moment’s delay. It is an inviolable sanctuary. None ever perished that fled by faith to the compassionate, the divinely compassionate Redeemer.—His death shall be a full satisfaction for your iniquities.
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James Hervey Cross of Christ the Christian's glory (1767)

In the Lord, the Lord Jesus Christ, Shall all the seed of Israel be justified, and in him shall they glory.
Let none say that religion is a gloomy or uncomfortable state; I call upon you this day to rejoice. Let none say that religion is a mean and despicable thing; I call upon you this day to glory: and have the divine authority for both. You will dishonour the blessed Jesus, you will disparage his surpassing excellency, if you do not confide in him, and make your boast of him. Christ is King of heaven, Christ is Judge of the world, Christ is God over all.
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James Hervey Cross of Christ the Christian's glory (1765)

O death where is thy sting ? O grave where is thy victory? 1Cor.xv.55. When that great, tremendous day shall come, which puts an end to time and terrestrial things: when that awful, that majestic voice, is heard, which commands all the race of Adam to appear at the bar; then, my dear brethren in Christ, then also shall you glory in the cross. When others, in an agony of terror, call upon the rocks to fall on them, and mountains to overwhelm them: This shall be your sedate appeal: rather this shall be your heroic challenge: Who shall lay any thing to the charge of God's elect?
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