London Tract, 3 Cross's, side 2

Summary

The sermon discusses the nature of sin and the significance of Christ's crucifixion as a substitutionary sacrifice for the elect. It contrasts the three men crucified at Calvary, emphasizing that Jesus bore the sins of the elect without sin in Himself. The preacher highlights the believer's experience of living above sin through Christ's victory and the crucifixion of the world to the believer and vice versa. The message encourages faithfulness and separation from worldly ways as a testimony of living for Christ.