He is mighty to save, able to bring about the promised redemption, whatever difficulties and oppositions may lie in the way of it. ’Tis I who to my promise faithful stand, I, who the powers of death, hell, and the grave, Have foil’d with this all-conquering hand, I, who most ready am, and mighty too, to save. —Mr. Norris 2. He tells how he came to appear in this hue (v. 3): I have trodden the wine-press alone. Being compared to one that treads in the wine-fat, such is his condescension, in the midst