The Cross Refuge for the Guilty

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Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 29, 1859

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 15, No. 6.

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The Cross Refuge for the Guilty

The Cross Refuge for the Guilty.—"A tasteful and sentimental theology will not quell the agitations of a spirit laboring under a sense of guilt, and the high demands of a law. You may as well think of lulling it to repose under the reel-ings of an earthquake, or the loud discharges of an impending volcano. It is in the atonement that the sinner meets a solution of all his difficul-ties, and so of all his fears. It is at the cross, where justice and mercy have met in harmony, and where the exercise of the one casts on the awful sac-redness of the altar its highest irradiature."