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| | Acacia John Bunyan - Online Library - Sermons & Allegories - Christ a Complete Saviour: I |
 | | Intercession, then, is that prayer that is made by a third person about the concerns that are between two. |
 | | Christ, therefore, when he maketh intercession for the ungodly, and all the unconverted elect are such, doth but petitionarily ask for his own, his purchased ones, those for whom he died before, that they might be saved by his blood. |
 | | This, also, is the effect of Christ's intercession; it is that the signs of God's presence and his grace might remain among his people, notwithstanding they have, by their transgressions, so often provoked God to depart from them. |
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