THE LIVING WAY

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Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Oct 20, 1859

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 14, No. 22.

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THE LIVING WAY.

Is Christ the living way to heaven? Then what a sorry, pitiful case are they in that walk in the ways of death, and despise this way of life! It is very common, and it does not cease to be the more sad because it is common, but it is so much the more grievous, that persons love death rather than life. The matter now is balanced thus: every sinner is by nature dead in sin; if he continues in that state, he dies in his sin; and dying in his sin, he dies forever for his sin. This miserable case now is to be balanced with what our Lord proffers—that he will give the light of life—that he offers to lead men to heaven—that if they will but set foot in him, set their hearts on him, lodge their faith on him, and put all their trust in him, he will guide them safely thither. What ails men, that they refuse Jesus Christ?—Traill.