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lt is not money, power, or human affection that you crave. Your greatest need is acceptance by God, plicated.

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Nature and revelation alike testify of God's love. It is transgression of God's law-the law of lovethat has brought woe and death. Yet even amid the suffering that results from sin, God's love is revealed. "God is love is wriften upon every opening bud, upon every spire of springing grais.

How can you have it? How can you find Him? How can you be accepted by Him? Hbw can you stay close to llim? Here is whatyou have always wanted: peace with God!

Jesus came to live among men to reveal the

infinite love of God. Love, mercy, and compassion

were revealed in every act of His life; His heart

went out in tender sympathy to the children of men. He took man's nature, that He might reach man's wants. The poorest and humblest were not afraid to approach Him. Such is the character of Christ as revealed in His life. This is the characterof God. It was to redeem us that Jesus lived and suf-

soul; he loathed his sin. lt was not for pardon only that he prayed, but for purity of heart. He longed for the joy of holiness, to be restored to harmony and communion with God. A repentance such as this, is beyond the reach of our own power !o accomplish; it is oblained only from Christ. Christ is ready to set qs free from sin, but He does not force the.will. lf rire refuse, what more can He do? Stirdy. God's Word prayerfully. As you see the enormity of sin, as you see yourself as you really are, do not give up in despair. lt was sinners that Christ came to save. When Satan comes to tellyou that you are a great sinner, look to your Redeemer and talk of His merits. Acknowledge your sin, but tellthe enemy that'Christ came into the world to save sinners and that you may be saved (1 Tim. 1:15). "He that covereth his sins shall not prosper: but whoso confesseth and forsaketh them shall have mercy. Proverbs 28:13. The conditions of obtaining mercy of God are simple and just and reasonable. Confess your sins to God, who only can forgive them, and your faults to one another. Those

fered and died. He became a 'Man of Sonows, that we might be made partakers of everlasting joy. But this great sacrifice was not made in order to create in the Fatherrs heart a love for man, not make Him willing to save. No, no! "God so loved the worH, that He gave His only-begotten Son. John 3:16. The Father loves us, not because of the great propitiation, but He prwided the propitiation because He loves us. None but the Son of God could accomplish our redemption. What a value this places upon man! Through transgression the sons of man become sUbjects of Satan. Through faith in the atoning sacrifice of Christ the sons ofAdam may become the sons of God. The matchless love of God for a world that did not love Him! The thought has a subduing power upon the souland brings the mind into captivity to the will of God.

My soul is exceeding sorrovvful, even unto death

to holiness-That power is Christ. His grace alone can quicken the lifeless faculties of the soul, and attract it to God, to holiness. To all, there is but one answer, 'Behold the Lamb of God, which taketh away the sin of the world (John 1:29). Let us avail ourselves of the means provided for us thatwe may be hansformed into His likeness, and be restored to fellowship with the ministering angels, to harmony and communion with the Father and the Son.

Repentance
How shall a man be just with God? How shall the sinner be made righteous? lt is only through Christ that we can be brought into harmony with God, with holiness; but how are we to come to
Christ? Repentance includes sorrow for sin and a turning away from it. We shall not renounce sin unless we see its sinfulness; until we tum away from it in heart, there will be no real change in the life.

Our Need of Christ

Man was originally endowed with noble powers and a well-balanced mind. He was perfect in his being, and in harmony with God. His thoughts were pure, his aims holy. But through disobediencb, his powerc were perverted, and selfishness took the place of love. His nature became so weakened through transgression that it was impossible for him, in his own strength, to resist the powef of
evil.
It is impossible for us, of ourselves, to escape

who have not tumbled their souls before God in acknowledging their guilt, have not yet fulfilled the first step of acceptance. We must be willing to liumble our hearts and comply with the condjtions of the Word of truth. The confession that is,the outpouring of the inmost soul finds its way to the God of infinite pity. True mnfession is always of a specific chardcter, and acknowledges particular sins. All confession should be definite and to the point. lt is written, "lf we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness (1 John 1:9).

Consecration
God's promise is, "Ye shall seek Me, and find
Me, when ye shall search for Me with all your heart.

from the pit of sin'in which we are sunken. Our hearb are evil, and we cannot change them. There musl be a power working from within, a new life from above, before men can be changed from sin

But when Jhe heart yields to the influence of the Spirit of God, theconscience will be quickened, and the sinner will discern something of the depth and sacredness of God's holy law, the foundation of His government in heaven and on earth. Conviction takes hold upon the mind and heart. The prayer of David, after his fall, illustrates the nature of true sorrow for sin. His repentance was sincere and deep. There was no effort to palliate his guilt; no desire to escape the judgment threatened, inspired his prayer. David saw the enormity of his transgression; he saw the defilement of his

Jeremiah 29:1 3. The whole heart must be yielded, or the change can never be wrought in us by which we are to be restored to His likeness. The warfare against self is the greatest battle that was ever fought. The yielding of self, surren-

dering all to the will of God, requires a shuggle; but the soul must subrnit to God before it can be renewed in holiness. ln giving ourselves to God, we must necessarily give up all that would separate us from Him. There are those who profess to serve God, while

its afiections; butyou can choose us to live a holy life. So we may ask obey His law, to form a right charac- to serve Him. You can give Him your for these blessings, and believe that ter, and secure salvation. Their hearts will; He will then work in you to will we receive them, and thank God that are not moved by any deep sense of and to do according to His good plea- we have received them. the love of Christ, but they seek to sure. Thus your whole nature will be Henceforth you are not your own; perform the duties of the Christian life brought underthe control ofthe Spirit you arg bought with a price. Through as that which God requires of them of Christ; your affections will be cen- this simple act of believing God, the in order to gain heaven. Such religion tered upon Him, yourthoughts willbe Holy Spirit has begotten a new life in in harmony with Him. your heart. You are a child born into is worthless. Desires forgoodness and holiness the family of God, and He loves you When Christ dwells in the heart, the soul will be so filled with His love, are right as far.as they go; but if you as He loves His Son. with the joy of communion with Him, stop here, they will avail nothing. Now that you have given.yourself that it will cleave to Him; and in the Many will be lost while hoping and to Jesus, do not draw back, do not contbmplation of Him, self will be for- desiring to be Christians. They do not take yourself away from Him, but day gotten" Love to Christ will be the come to the point of yielding the wili by day say, "l am Christ's; I have spring of action..Such do not ask for to God. They do not now choose to given myself to Him; and ask Him to the lowest standardl but aim at per- be Christians. give you His Spirit and keep you by Through the right exercise of the His grace. As it is by giving yourself fect conformity to the will of their Rewill, an entire change may be'made to God, and believing Him, that you deemer. Do you feel that it is too great a in'your life. You will have strength become His child, so you are to live sacrifice to yield all to Christ? Ask from above to hold you steadfast, and in Him. yourself the question; "What has thus through constant surrender to Here is where thousands fail;they Christ given for me? The Son of God God you will be enabled to live the do not believe that Jesus pardoni gave all-life and love and suffer- new life, even the life of faith. them personally, individualty. They do ing-for our redemption. And can it not take God at His Word. lt is the Faith and Acceptunce be that we, the unworthy objects of privilege of all who comply with the As your conscience has been so great love, willwithhold our hearts quickened by. the Holy Spirit, you conditions to know for themselves from Him? What do we give up, when that pardon is freely extended for evhave seen something of the evil of we give all? A sin-polluted heart, for ery sin. Put away the suspicion that sin, of its power, its guilt,

they rely upon their own efforts,to God

need to guard: The first is that of

looking to their own works, husting to anything they can do, to bring themselves into harmo_ny with God;. Allthat man can do without Christ is polluted with selfishness and sin. t{ is the grace of Christ alone, through faith, which can make us holy. The opposite and no less danger. ous error is that belief in Christ re. leases men from keeping the law of God; that since by faith alone we be.

come partakers of the grace of

Christ, our works havanothing to de with our redemption. ,

Obedience is the fruit of faith, Righteousness is defined by the standard of God's holy law, as expressed in the ten commandments (Exodus 20:3-20). That so-catted faith in Christ, which professes to release men from the obligation of obedience to God, is not iaith, but
presumption. The condition of eternal life is now just what it always hag been,-just what it was in paradise

before the fall of our first parents,-

you. They are for-every repentant of this, then the happiness of the 'whole universe would be imperiled. fessed your siris, and in heart put transgressor. up all! God does not require us to give Lo0k up, you that are doubting and The way would be open for sin, with up anythi4g that it is for our best in- them away. You have resolved to give trembling; for Jesus lives to make inall its train of woe and misery to be yourself to God. Now go to Him, and terest to retain. ln all that He does, tercession for us. Thank God for the
is peace that you need. You have con-

Jesus to purifr7, to cleanse by His own blood, and to save by His matchless love. And yet men think it hard to give

promises are you look upon it with abhonence. lt God's

its woe; and

perfect obedience to the law of Godr perfect righteousness. lf etemal lifo not meant for were granted on any condition shori

He has the well-being of His chitdren

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ask that He will wash away your sins and give you a new heart. Then believe that He does this be-

immortalized.

Ilfiaking the Suwender

make the sunender of myself to God? You desire to give yourself to Him, but

cause He has promised. The gift

lieve we do receive, and it is ours. You

Many are inquiring, "How am I to which God promises us, we must be-

are a sinner. You cannot atone for you are weak in moral power, in sla- your past sins; you cannot change very to doubt, and conholled by the your heart and make yourself holy. habits of your life of sin. Your prom- But God promises to do atl,this for ises and resolutions are like ropes of you through Christ. You believe that

sand. You cannot control your promise. You confess your sins
thoughts, your impulses, your affections. The knowledge of your broken promises and forfeited pledges weakens your confidence in your own sincerity, and causes you to feelthat God cannot accept you; but you need not
despair.

and

give yourself to God. You willto serve Him. Just as surely as you do this, will be clear and decided between God will fulfill His Word to you. lf you what they have been arrd what they believe the promise,-God supplies have become. Who has the heart? the fact. Do not wait to feel that you With whorn are our thoughts? Of are made whole, but say, "l believe whom do we love to converse? Who best energies9 lf we are Christ's, our thoughts are with Him. There is no evidence of genuine repentance unless it works reformation. The loveliness of the character of Christ will be seen in His followers. lt was His delight to do the will of God.

gift of His dear Son. "lf any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, allthings are become new 2 Corinthians 5:17. A person may not be able to tell the exact time or place, or trace all the chain of circumstances inthe process of conversion; but this does not prove him to be unconverted. A change will be seen in the character, the habits, the pursuits. The contraSt

Christ changes the heart. He

abides in your heart by faith. You are to maintain this connection with Christ by faith and the continual surrender

of your will to Him; and so long aS you do this, He willwork in you to wifl
and to do according to His good plea, sure. The closer you come to Jesus, the

more faulty you will appear in your own eyes; for your vision will be
clearer. This is evidence that Satan's delusions are losing their power. No deep-seated love for Jesus can dwdl in the heart that does not realize its. own sinfulness. The soulthat is transformed by the grace of Christ will ad-

it; it is so, not because I feel lt, but What you need to understand is because God promised. the true force of the will. This is the Jesus says, "What things soever governing power in the nature'of man, ye desire, when ye pray, believe that the power of decision, or of choice. ye receive them, and ye shall have Everything depends on the right ac- them (Mark 11:24). There is a condilion of the will. The power of choice tion to this promise-that we pray acGod has given to men; it is theirs to cording to the will of God. But it is the exercise. You cannot change your willpf God to cleanse us from Sin, to heart, you cannot of yourself give to make us His children, and.to enable
.

has our warmest affections and our mire His character. A view of our sinfulness drives us to Him who can par. don; and when the soul, realizing its

helplessness, reaches out after Christ, He will reveal Himself in

power. The more our sense of need drives us to Him and to the Word of God, the more exalted views we shall There are two errofs against have of His character, and the more which the children of God especially fully we shall reflect His image.

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redernption of fallen mgn. us precbus lessons of obedience For this He counidd not His rife 6ssp . , ments; and you must take all-Christ, to Himsetf, but endured the cross, No tears_are shed that God does the fullness of all blessing, to abide spising the shame. When the 1oug.1 not notice. There is P Itjlg,thll t:le in your heart, to be your strength, your Christ is enshrined in lf we would. but fully the.heart, fike righteousness, your everlasting sweet fragrance it cannot be hidden. l0::.:?lmark. believe this, attgjyg would lxleties helper-to give you power to obey. be dismissed..ourlilSll_"_r]9 Love to Jesus will be manifested in ue Consecrate yourself to God in ihe desire to work as He worked as now; for the :^0.111.:lwith_disappointment morning; make this your r0reverything,
l1ftinq .an.!

heart, your will, your service,-give yourself toHim to obey all His require-

.Himself by a tie of love that can never bili$, and Christlike lovetiness to the there iS liftle benefit derived from a be broken by any power save the character, and brings peaceand hap. hasg reading of the Bible. One paschoice of man hinrself. Satan willconbecome children of God is in the Bible piness to its possessor,: Strengih sage studied, until its significance is spoken of .as birth. Again it is com- stantly present allurements to induce comes by exercise. We need not go clear to the.mind and its relation to pared to the germination of the good us to break this tie-to choose to to heathen lands, or even leave the the plan of salvation is evident, is of seed sown by the husbandman. lt is separate ourselves from Christ. But narrow circle of the home, if it is there rnore value than the perusal of many God who brings the bud to bloom and let us keep oureyes fixed upon Christ, that our duty lies, in order to work for Chaptg.rs with no definite purpose in the flower to fruit, lt is by His power and He will preserve us. Looking unto Christ. With a loving spirit we may view and no positive instruction Jesus, we are sab. Nothing can pluck that the seed develops. pefform life's humblest duties 'unto gained. As the flowerturnsto the sun, that us out of His hand. Allthat Christ was the Lord (Col. 3:23). lf the tove of God Wecannot obtain wisdom without the bright beams may aid in perfect- to the disciples, He desires to be to is in the heart, it will be manifested in e?mest attention and prayerful sfu dy. His children today. ing its beauty arld symmetry, so the life. You are not to wait for great Never should the Bible be studied Jesus prayed for us, and He asked should we tum to the Sun of Righ, occasions or to expect extraorOinary without prayer. Before opening its teousness, that heaven's light may that we might be one with Hirn, even abilities befo-re you go to wor:k for pages, we should ask for the enlightshine upon us, that our character ma11 as He is one with the Fathei. What a God. The humblest and poorest of the enment of the Holy Spirit, and it will be developed into the likeness of union is this! Thus, loving Him and disciples of Jesus can be a blessing be given. Angels froh the wor.ld of abidirig in Him, we shall "grow up into Christ. to others. light will be with those who in,humitDo you ask, "How am lto abide in Him in all things, which is the head; ity of heart seek for divine guidance. even Christ (Ephesians rl:15), Christ? ln the same way as you reA Knowledge of God How must God esteem the human ceived Him at first. 'As ye have thereGod is the source of life and light Many are the ways in which God race; since He gave His Son to die fore received Christ Jesus the Lord, and joy to the univense. Wherever the is seeking to make Hirnself known to for them and appoints His Holy Spirit so walk in Him. Colossians 2:6. By life of God is in the hearts of men, it us and bring us into communion with to be man's teacher and continual faith you became Christ's, and byfaith will flow out to others in love and bless- Hirl. lf we will but listen, Nature guide! you are to grow up.in Him-by giving ing. speaks to our senses without ceasand taking. You are to give all,-your Saviou/s joy w in the up- ing. God's created w-orks will teach The Privltege of

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