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Jesus, the Hope of the Hopeless

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 21, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 25.

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Jesus, the Hope of the Hopeless

THIS world is full of hopeless people. You would not think so to look at them. They try to keep up appearances, to have a cheerful countenance, but down in their hearts it is all darkness, and when they open their hearts to us, as sometimes they do, they tell us that there is no hope in them. That is right; there is no hope in yourselves, no hope in anything that any man or any woman can do for you. But Jesus is able to turn defeat into victory, darkness into brightness, gloom into sunshine, and loss into salvation. First of all, Jesus is able to forgive everybody’s sins. Just as surely as Jesus gets into any home, the neighbors will find it out.—Selected.