Christ in the Covenant, Or 
The Character and Claims of the Redeemer

In fulfilling the various covenant engagements into which the Redeemer entered when he undertook the arduous and responsible work of redemption — he has laid us under unbounded obligations; and, for the wonders he has wrought — to be lost in silence and never called to mind, would betray the basest ingratitude towards him for all he has done for us men, and for our salvation. But while we thus wrong so incomparable a Benefactor, we also act in direct opposition to our own best interests. The things which concern Him — are those which belong to our present peace and our everlasting well-being; and it is only by regarding his claims, and submitting to his requirements, that we become partakers of those inestimable blessings which he died to procure, and which he is now highly exalted in the heavenly world to bestow.