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Horae Homileticae Vol. 8: Isaiah, XXVII–LXVI is unavailable, but you can change that!

Charles Simeon’s classic commentary on Isaiah is now available in electronic format! The entire Horae Homileticae Collection has been converted to the Libronix Digital Library System and these valuable resources are easier than ever to use. In this, the eighth volume of the series, Simeon expounds on Isaiah 27–66 in relentless detail.

them, could be taken away from us. Nothing less than this sacrifice could satisfy the demands of divine justice. As for “the blood of bulls and of goats, it was not possible that they should take away sin:” nor could we remove it by any offerings we could bring: rather, therefore, than we should perish for ever, Christ laid down “his own life a ransom for us.” 2. For the effecting of our peace— God was filled with indignation against his guilty creatures: nor could he, consistently with the honour
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