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May 1, 1998

The victories of Christianity, wherever they have been won, have been won by distinct doctrinal theology; by telling men of Christ’s vicarious death and sacrifice; by showing them Christ’s substitution on the Cross and His precious Blood; by teaching them justification by faith and bidding them believe on a crucified...Read more

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