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Excerpt from The Sacrifice of Christ: Its Vital Reality and Efficacy
God and man. All the rest of our Saviour's life and work, however be yond our comprehension, is yet felt to be instinct with a moral and spiritual life, with which we can enter into real sympathy; and it would be painful to regard the most momentous of all His actions, His Passion and Death, as less real, and - in the highest sense natural. It is hoped that the thoughts suggested in the following Addresses will help to remove such difficulties, and to afford some reverent guidance into the meaning of Christ's sufferings. The mystery of His Sacrifice must, indeed, ever remain in many respects beyond the apprehension of the human mind and heart; but so far as our Lord Himself has revealed its nature, it is our duty, as well as our privilege, to follow His guidance, and that of His Apostles.
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