The Refuge. [A Series of Letters Upon Religion.] MS. Note

able acceptance actions answer appear atonement believe blessed blood bring called cause character Christian claim command completely conduct conscience considered death delight divine doubt duty earth encouragement eternal everlasting evil expect eyes fact faith Father fear forgiveness give given glory grace graciously ground guilt hand happiness hast hath heart heaven holy honour hope hour human imagine infinite iniquity Jesus Christ justified language less light live look Lord means ment mercy mind moral nature ness never obedience object pardon peace perfect perform perhaps perish perpetual persons pleasure possess present principle promise reason received Redeemer remember riches righteousness salvation saved Saviour Scriptures sight sinner sins soul spirit stand strength suffer Surely thee things thou thought tion transgression truth unto virtue wants whole wisdom worthy wretch