Excerpt from The Proclamation of Liberty and the Unpardonable Sin

For four thousand years the God of all grace labored to focus men's eyes on the facts of this finished work. Every bleeding lamb from Eden's gate to Golgotha's grave foreshadowed that momentous hour. And when that hour is passed, a new symbol - the blood of the grape and the broken bread - points back to that same solemn hour. That which an all-wise God has tried, in all ages, by all means, to get all men to see, must be in His mind all-important.

The great apostle to the Gentiles comprehended more clearly than other men the fullness of that finished work. To his Corinthian converts he declared his working creed in this brief sentence: 1 determined not to know any thing among you save jesus Christ and Him crucified. With this truth came an enthusiasm which neither ship wreck nor starving, scourging nor stoning could destroy.

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