p. 3 | FOR ALL by Edison Driver

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Jul 30, 1902

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 28, No. 31.

FOR ALL.

By Edison Driver

Is THERE one man in the world anywhere that the Gospel can not save? No, there is not one; for if there is one, then our Saviour is the saviour of a few. And He is not that. He came to save all — every one. Is there one man in the world anywhere, who has a longing in his heart, a desire for something more in any line—mental, physical, or material—that the Gospel will not satisfy? — No, there is not one. For if the Gospel has failed to satisfy a single being, if it will not fill any heart with joy, is it not a partial and pitiable thing? It will, brother; it will.

There is not one longing, one ambition, one striving for that which we have not, but Christ has made full and complete provision for it. His Gospel is the power of God to meet every need of every nature, and anything less than that is not “good tidings,” and is not the whole Gospel. EDISON DRIVER.