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The Christian’s Courageous Advance

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Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Oct 13, 1859

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 14, No. 21.

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The Christian’s Courageous Advance

THE Christian is not called to calculate his resources, and count the means of success. His one concern is to know that his cause is the cause of God—and that he himself has no aim but his Master's glory. Doubtless, he has an inquiry to make, but it has reference only to his motives; the Christian looks upon his heart—not upon his arm: he regards right—not strength. And the question once settled his path is clear. It is for him to go boldly forward, though the world and all its armies should withstand his progress; in the firm persuasion that God himself will fight against the opposers.—Life of Luther.