And Justice accepted the substitution; took the Saviour, crucified him, nailed him to that cross whose agonies we commemorate at the communion table.” (4/4)

— Charles Spurgeon

“Nay, not the sinner, but I am the sinner’s Substitute; all the sinner’s guilt was imputed to me; all his unrighteousness is mine, and all my righteousness is his; I, the Saviour, am the sinner’s Substitute; take me.” (3/)

Then said Jesus, “They are not sinners; they were sinners once, but they are righteous now, clothed in my righteousness; if thou seekest the sinner, here am I.”

“What!” said Justice, “art thou the sinner?” (2/)

Justice said, “They are sinners; I will have them, I will sheathe this sword in their hearts, for they are sinners, and they must perish.”

Then Christ came forward, and asked him, “Whom seekest thou?”

“Sinners,” answered Justice. (1/4)

'God will never condemn those whose condemnation was paid in full by His Son.' – John MacArthur

“Instead of simplifying the mystery of the incarnation, we should allow it to increase our worship of Christ.” Read Jacob Trotter’s new article on The Master’s Seminary Blog. #TMSblog
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“The true holy water is not that which the pope sprinkles, but is distilled from the penitent eye.”

— Thomas Watson

“To those to whom Christ is the hope of future glory,

“He is also the life of present grace.”

— John Owen

PSA for my Baptist friends:

I know many of you already do this, but for those who don't, please trace your history to the English Baptists. The Anabaptists at the time of the Reformation are not your ecclesiastical forbears, and also they were mostly insane.

“The law has taken the Redeemer, it does not want you.”

— Charles Spurgeon

“Just as it pleased God to unite us to Adam as members of one body, so that when he sinned we sinned, when he fell we fell;

“so it has pleased God to unite those who believe to Christ, so that when He obeyed we obeyed, when He died we died.”

— Robert Murray M’Cheyne

“Live slowly enough to be able to think deeply about God.”

— J. I. Packer