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There is no way under heaven to be interested in Christ, but by believing. He that believeth shall be saved, let his sins, be ever so great; and he that believeth not shall be damned, let his sins be ever so little.

— Thomas Brooks Attributed Smooth Stones Taken from Ancient Brooks (1860)

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