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Excerpt from The Complete Works of Stephen Charnock, B. D, Vol. 5: Containing, Miscellaneous Discourses, Indexes, &C
These things, mim. Every one of those severe and sharp circumstances. The whole system of those sufferings, not a dart that pierced him, not a reproach that grated upon him, but was ordained every step he took in blood and suffering was marked out to him. Since Christ was to die for the repar ation of man, for the expiation of sin, it was necessary that his death should be attended with those particular sharpnesses that might render his love more admirable, the justice of God more dreadful, the evil of sin more abominable.
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