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and full of glory." But how? By faith, simple faith, we credit, fully credit, with the faith of assurance, whatever sweet things, great, glorious things, Paul or Peter, John or Matthew, Isaiah or Moses, says of Christ, either of his willingness or ability to save, of his kind reception of all that trust in him, or his blessing upon all that wait for his salvation. They tell the truth concerning him; as we believe that truth, so shall we be saved, for his righteousness "is unto all, and upon all them that believe." There is no difference. Come, then, and look, and wait, and trust in him. There is no merit in
