He suffered not from his Father for his faults, but ours; and he suffered from men not for his faults but for those things on account of which he was infinitely worthy of their love and honor.
Jonathan Edwards (1703-1758) in The Excellency of Christ
He suffered not from his Father for his faults, but ours; and he suffered from men not for his faults but for those things on account of which he was infinitely worthy of their love and honor.
Jonathan Edwards (1703-1758) in The Excellency of Christ