Justification and the Law

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Aug 8, 1911

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 38, No. 31.

Justification and the Law

He who is under the law is condemned. He who has received the grace of God, covered by God's favor, is pardoned, his transgressions are forgiven. He is then neither above law nor under law, but in harmony with law. The law no longer condemns him; he counts the law his accuser no longer. Nay, more; that law is his friend; for it declares that his justification is right, just, legitimate; and grace received agrees with the fact witnessed by writing the law in the heart. If you do not know justification this way, you are still under law.