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McClure's Magazine, Vol. 6, No. 4, March, 1896

Note 5 — CHAPTERS FROM A LIFE.

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"A sin once committed, always deserves punishment; and, as long as strict Justice is administered, the sin must be punished. Unless there be an Atonement, strict Justice must be administered; that is, Sin must be punished forever; but, on the ground of the Atonement, Grace may be administered, instead of Justice, and then the sinner may be pardoned."

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