...Jesus;" but we know, the relation in which he «tands to us as the Mediator of the New Covenant, and as he " who was wounded for our transgressions, who was bruised for our iniquities, and by whose stripes tee are healed:" Again, we cannot comprehend why the introduction of moral evil...

...Christians, who willingly sealed their attachment to him by their blood; — think not lightly of him who was wounded for our transgressions, who was bruised for our iniquities. In our estimation of Christ there can be no medium. Either he must be All in All in our esteem; our...

...no roan can see the Lord, we must apply in faith unto Him who " taketh away the sin of the world ;" who was " wounded for our transgressions," who was " bruised for our iniquities," and by whose " stripes we are healed ;" who, being in glory with the Father " before the world was,"...

...no man can see the Lord, we must apply in faith unto Him who " taketh away the sin of the world ;" who was " wounded for our transgressions," who was " bruised for our iniquities," and by whose " stripes we are healed ;" who being in glory with the Father " before the world was,"...

...no man can see the Lord, we must apply in faith unto Him who " taketh away the sin of the world" — who was " wounded for our transgressions," who was " bruised for our iniquities," and by whose " stripes we »re healed;" who, being in glory with the Father " before the world was,"...

...no man can see the Lord, we must apply in faith unto Him who " taketh away the sin of the world ;" who was " wounded for our transgressions," who was " bruised for our iniquities," and by whose " stripes we are healed ;" who, being in glory with the Father " before the world was,"...

...and foreknowledge of Goo"t — suffering " the just for the unjust, that he might bring us to GOD." Who was wounded for our transgressions, who was bruised for our iniquities : the chastisement of our peace was upon him, and with his stripes we are healed :" the Lord laying on him " the iniquity...

...the light. Let them tell me whether they can deny that Jesus, the , crucified Jesus of Nazareth, is He who " was wounded for our transgressions," who " was bruised for our iniquities," upon whom is " the f. 169 chastisement of our peace," and by whose " stripes we are healed." The other...

...;•" but we know the relation in which he stands to us as the Mediator of the New Covenant, and as he " who was wounded for our transgressions, " who was bruised for our iniquities, and by whose " stripes we are healed:""—Again, we cannot comprehend, perhaps, why the introduction...

...obligation. Now it is the case, with respect to that Surety which is revealed to us in the Scriptures, who was wounded for our transgressions, who was bruised for our iniquities, upon whom the chastisement of our peace was laid, that with his stripes we might be healed, that he...