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In this reading, J.C. Ryle applies Mark 2's story about Jesus healing and forgiving the sins of the paralytic as a picture of God's sovereign and merciful intentions in suffering.
This comes from J.C. Ryle's Commentary on Mark found at The Banner of Truth
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In this reading, J.C. Ryle applies Mark 2's story about Jesus healing and forgiving the sins of the paralytic as a picture of God's sovereign and merciful intentions in suffering.
This comes from J.C. Ryle's Commentary on Mark found at The Banner of Truth