A Living Miracle

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 13, 1916

IN a recent number of the Lutheran Witness, George Luecke discusses the subject of miracles, and declares that the greatest of all miracles is seen in the existence of the church of Christ upon earth.

“For nearly two thousand years the ‘gates of hell’ have raged against it and endeavored to uproot and destroy it; but all in vain. In spite of all the powerful opposition it has had to encounter, the church of Christ, with no other weapon than the ‘sword of the Spirit,’ the Word of God, has fought its way around the globe, and is today continuing its march of conquest to the remotest regions of the earth. Tell me, is not this a standing miracle? Do we need any other miracles to prove the divine origin and character of the religion which it preaches?”