did once towards Jeruſalem, when he
came near the city, he wept over it.———
Truly, ſinner, your ſtate is a weeping
ſtate ; your ſtate is a miſerable ſtate;
you ly open to all the wrath, all the
vengeance, all the curſes under heaven.
O poor miſerable ſinners, cannot you
pity yourſelves? The Lord of heaven
pity you. Did Jeſus Chriſt come from
heaven to you ſinners, and will not
you come out of your ſin, to come to
Chriſt? Did Chriſt come from his Father's
boſon, and leave his throne and
crown, and all his glory, to come to a
peor loſt world, and to die and ſuffer:
here for poor loſt ſinners: and what
ſinners, will this make no impreſſion
upon you? Let me tell you, ſirs, Chriſt
came into the world, for no other end
and reaſon, but only to die for poor
ſinners. It was the great deſign of
Chriſt to ſave poor ſinners. ſirs, if you
will not credit me, look into the ſcripture,
and then ſurely you will believe
it, I Tim. i. 15. 'This is a faithful ſaying,
ſaith the apoſtle, and worthy
of all acceptation, that Jeſus Chrift
came into the world to ſave ſinners.'
Mark, ſirs, 'He came into the world
to ſave ſinners' Chriſt hanged upon
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