The most exalted of the redeemed that stand before the throne of God clad in white know the conflict of overcoming for they have come up through great tribulation.

How precious are your thoughts to me oh god! How great is the sum of them!

The savior is bending over the purchase of his blood, saying with inexpressible tenderness and pity, wilt thou be made whole?

As we receive the bread and wine symbolizing Christ's broken body and spilled blood, we join in the scene of communion in the upper chamber.

His grace alone can enable us to resist and subdue the tendencies of our fallen nature.

Forgiveness has a broader meaning than many supposed. When God gives the promise that he will abundantly pardon he adds as if the meaning of that promise exceeded all that we could comprehend my thoughts are not your thoughts neither are your ways my ways saith the lord.

Sins that have not been repented of and forsaken will not be pardoned and blotted out of the books of record but will stand to witness against The sinner in the day of god. God makes no mistakes in his estimation of character. He that overcometh shall be clothed in white Raiment and I will not blot his name out of the book of life..

Every turning to the Lord brings abiding joy into the life. When a sinner yields to the influence of the Holy Spirit he sees his own guilt and defilement, sees himself condemned, but he is not to give way to despair. His pardon has already been secured.

The conditions of obtaining Mercy from God are simple and reasonable. He does not require some grievous thing to gain forgiveness. We need not make long and worrisome pilgrimages or perform painful penance.

We are not to trust in our faith, but in the promises of God. When we repent of our past transgression of his law, and resolve to render obedience we should believe that God for Christ's sake accepts us and forgives our sins.