graven deeply in our memories, and sink into our minds. Let us never forget that He is One '^ that receiveth sin- ners." With Him and His mercy sinners ought to begin, when they first begin to desire salvation. On Him and His mercy saints must live, when they have been taught to repent and believe. " The life which I live inthe flesh," says St. Paul, " I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me and gave Himself for me." (Gal. ii. 20.)
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LUKE, CHAP. XV. VER. 11 — ^24. 186
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