The Way of Peace

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Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 12, 1856

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 8, No. 7.

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The Way of Peace.

PEACE is not to be found by an attempt to change the historical fact that you have sinned, or by forgetting it.
Peace is not to be found by driving serious impressions from your minds.
Peace is not to be found by mingling in gay scenes, and by attempting to divert the mind from the contemplation of such subjects as sin, death, the grave, eternity.
Peace is not to be found by embracing any false views of religion, or any doctrines which deny the fact of human guilt and danger.
Peace is found only by making a simple, honest, frank and full confession of sin to God, whose law has been violated, and against whom the wrong has been done.