...God, which passeth knowledge ; and the writer and the reader join with one accord, in the new song to him who loved them and washed them from their sins in his own blood. The Lord's Su/ifier. A plain, practical explanation of an important passage in Paul's first epistle...

...that love which led thee to die for me, and fit me to enter that society of glorified saints, who to eternity shall ascribe their salvation to him who...washed them from their sins in his own blood ! Lord, [ wait for thy salvation!' Paternus then kneeled down and prayed, aud thus concluded the last act of...

...crown before the throne, he shall unite with all the ransomed of the Lord in ascriptions of praise unto him who loved them, and washed them from their sins in his awn bloods and shall partake with them in that fulness of joy, which is in the presence of God, and...

...angels bow before him ; and the spirits of just men made perfect unite in one grand ascription of praise to him, who loved them, and washed them from their sins in his blood ! Glory be to God, for this astonishing display of his grace ; that these inestimable blessings...

...a conduct answerable to their high calling, and to the common relation they stand in to him who has loved them and washed them from their sins in his own blood. For the morality of the Gospel has a nobler spring, and a more extensive scope, than the ties of social...

...opened." In this awful day, shall the righteous stand forth with boldness in the presence of him who hath loved them, and washed them from their sins in his own blood, and he will make them kings and priests, and they shall reign with him for ever. They shall sppear...

...than that of popish pardons and pilgrimages. The songs of the redeemed will be addressed to him that loved them, and washed them from their sins in his own blood. They will with one consent lay their crowns at his feet, and give him the honour of his achievements....

...saints never have their attention diverted from it for one single moment: day and night are they singing to him who loved them, and washed them from their sins in his own blood k —And though the angels are less interested in this subject, because they never needed redeeming...

...in this world. But this, so far from abating their joy, will heighten their gratitude and praise " to him who loved " them, and washed them from their sins in his own " bloodf." Their happiness principally consists in a perception of his love to them, and in their returns...

...saints never have their attention diverted from it for one single moment: day and night are they singing to him who loved them, and washed them from their sins in his own bloodk — And though the angels are less interested in this subject, because they never needed redeeming...