It was an assertion of the great doctrine, never till of late perfectly comprehended anywhere, that the Saviour of men came into the world inspired by the love of sinners, and not for an elect and an exclusive brotherhood of saints.
George F. Hoar: “It was an assertion of the great doctrine, never till of late perfectly comprehended anywhere, that the Saviour of men…”
Editor's note · Context
Hoar emphasizes the inclusive nature of Christ's mission, highlighting that it is meant for all, not just a select few.
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