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can be endured which the penalty exacts not.
No poss. [possibility] then for offenders to make aton. [atonement] nor for
any finite creatures to make one ~
– (So in hum. [human] govts [governments] unless imperfect.)

God must provide a ground of pardon if
any be provided – it is out of creature
power.

What then is the
IV Provision G. [God] has made for removing
the nec.y [necessity] of pen [penalty] – from the sinner?

Ans. [Answer] The sacrifice of his Son on Calvary
to exhibit his justice – his hate of sin –
his love of holiness – as much as w'd [would] have
been done by the inflec [inflection] of leg. [legitimate] pen. [penalty]. ~

How does t. [the] Suff^s. [sufferings] of such a person
sustain law – more than that of any
other.

(King of Locrinus ~)
Makes it not incons't [inconsistent] with t. [the] goodness of God
to remit the penalty in case of penitents ~