"Under the Law."—An exchange, referring to a Christian who at the age of eighty-six years accepted the commandments of God, together with the faith of Jesus, says: "After spending so many years under grace, is it not rather late to go back under the law? If the keeping of the seventh day was vital under the old dispensation, it has not been made vital under the Gospel dispensation. The one vital element under grace is to know Jesus Christ and the power of His resurrection." But to know Jesus Christ and the power of His resurrection, is to know salvation from sin; and "sin is the transgression of the law." Consequently to be saved from sin is to be saved to a loving, genuine, loyal obedience to every commandment of God. It is to follow in the moral footsteps of our Lord Jesus Christ; and He kept God's commandments because He loved the Father. "Under the law" is under condemnation of the law; and he only is "under the law" who transgresses the law. He only is "under grace" in whom grace has wrought the work of salvation from sin. The keeping of the Sabbath will not save one; the honoring of father or mother will not save one; but it is spurious grace which saves men to dishonor father and mother, and to break God's Sabbath. "Great peace have they which love Thy law: and nothing shall offend them."