Two discourses [on Isa. liii. 5, 6] on the atonement

accepted accomplish admit answer apostle appeal appointment atonement attributes authority awful bearing believe blood called character Christ Christian consequence consider cross death death of Christ designed died discourse divine doctrine doubt earth employ equally equivalent establish eternal example expiatory offering expiatory sacrifice express fact feel forgiveness glory ground hath heart higher hope human idea impossible influence Jesus Jewish Jews John judge justice kind language live manner mean ment moral Mosaic nature necessarily necessary never obedience object offences pardon Paul penalty person philosophy plain possibility preached present procure prophet propitiatory proposed prove punishment due question race reason receive redeemed regard remitted represent respect revelation salvation Saviour Scrip Scriptures sense sentiment shew sinners sins speak speculation spirit substitution sufferings taken testimony things tion truth understand understood unto vicarious whole