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The Divine Character

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Publishing Committee · Rochester, N. Y. · Feb 6, 1855

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 6, No. 22.

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The Divine Character

By Gardener Spring

THE most subtle errorist cannot decoy the friends of God by any artful, or distorted views of the Divine character. Detract from his full-orbed excellence, or obscure its amiableness and glory by any additions of man's devising, and they constantly take the alarm. What the Bible affirms of God, their own hearts affirm: the moral sympathy is complete. Give them his presence and favor, and you cannot make them miserable: deny them these, and you cannot make them happy.—Gardener Spring.