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Excerpt from The Atonement, or the Death of Christ the Redemption of His People: A Posthumous Treatise
The untenable Views and theories of certain individuals in support of universal redemption are animadverted upon and refuted; but this is intended only to render the investigation of the doctrine more thorough, and its vindication more complete, and with no View to disparage either the talents or characters of the parties referred to. The large and judicious induction of texts of Scrip ture brought forward in support of the doctrine advocated by the author cannot fail to be a recommendation of the Treatise to every enlightened Christian reader 3 and the exegetical learning and acumen applied to the elucidation and exposition of several impor tant texts, with a view to Show their bearing upon the argument, will no doubt be appreciated by those who are conversant with Biblical literature and criticism.
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