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We must always take heed of coming to God in our own persons or worthiness, but in all things only look to God in Christ - Richard Sibbes (Puritan Quote)

We must always take heed of coming to God in our own persons or worthiness, but in all things only look to God in Christ. If we would look to God as a Father, we must see Him to be Christ’s Father first. If we desire to see ourselves acquitted from our sins, let us first look at Christ risen for our justification; if we think of glorification in heaven, let us look up to Christ as glorified; and when we consider of any spiritual blessing, consider it in Christ first. All the promises are made to Christ; He takes them first from God the Father and gives them to us by His Holy Spirit. The first fullness is in God, and He empties Himself into Christ. “And of his fullness we all receive grace.”

- Richard Sibbes in Divine Meditations and Holy Contemplations on the Puritan Hard Drive

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- Jim Dodson, Reformed Presbyterian Scholar, https://www.covenanter.org/