The wine-press of divine wrath solely and successfully trode in love, by the divine person Immanuel: or, The pride of all creature-glory stained, and divine grace exalted, in his glorious work A sermon preached at Kinkell, June 9. 1765. Immediately before the celebration of the sacrament of the Lord's Supper, from Isaiah lxiii. 3. Together with the substance of several discourses after the sacrament, upon the same subject; in the application of which is a large proof that the righteousness of Christ, and not faith, is the only true and proper condition of the covenant of Grace. By John Muckarsie, minister of the Gospel there. Published at the earnest desire of many of the hearers

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