Christ as the wisdom and the power of God (1 Cor. 1:24.) As it is to the glory of God the Father, Phil. 2:11, that the slain Lamb is now confessed in the Church as Lord, so is it that in the Gospel, which is the ministration of Divine righteousness, there is unfolded to the human soul, when quickened by the power of the Spirit, the marvellous display of what God really is. The unsearchable riches of Christ, which form the subject-matter of the Spirit’s testimony, are nothing less than the revelation