Thomas Boston,
Christ the saviour of the world
(1803)
“ And we have seen and do testify that the Father sent the Son to be the Saviour of the world. JOHN, the beloved disciple, in his epistles, is still breathing love; love is the string he delights particularly to harp upon: So he is either magnifying God's love to us, or pressing our love to God, and to one another. And his darling subject, love, is no narrow one, but most comprehensive; it comprehends both the gospel and the law, both faith and works. The love of God to man is the great doctrine of the gospel, the object of faith ”
