The Great Appeal
The Great Appeal
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A man cannot take fire into his bosom without burning his clothes, nor can he touch pitch without being defiled, nor can he destroy his ears and still hear.
But even more significant is God's moral government as written in the laws of Scripture. These laws define what God condemns. To violate any law of Scrip- ture is to imperil one's safety and one's happiness. It is a part of God's fixed pur- pose that evil shall not prosper. It is use- less then for any human being ever to at- tempt to thwar...t Him in that purpose. He hates evil; He is bound to secure its over- throw and its extermination. All the forces of the universe are at His command, and He will make stars, and rivers, and winds, and plagues do His service in thus conquering evil. It is foolish to fight against God by doing evil ; nothing but de- feat awaits the evil-doer. Sometimes this has been tried. A nation has attempted it. Israel did. Israel heard God say that the nation choosing dishonesty, impur- ity, and irreverence would perish.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A man cannot take fire into his bosom without burning his clothes, nor can he touch pitch without being defiled, nor can he destroy his ears and still hear.
But even more significant is God's moral government as written in the laws of Scripture. These laws define what God condemns. To violate any law of Scrip- ture is to imperil one's safety and one's happiness. It is a part of God's fixed pur- pose that evil shall not prosper. It is use- less then for any human being ever to at- tempt to thwar...t Him in that purpose. He hates evil; He is bound to secure its over- throw and its extermination. All the forces of the universe are at His command, and He will make stars, and rivers, and winds, and plagues do His service in thus conquering evil. It is foolish to fight against God by doing evil ; nothing but de- feat awaits the evil-doer. Sometimes this has been tried. A nation has attempted it. Israel did. Israel heard God say that the nation choosing dishonesty, impur- ity, and irreverence would perish.
What to read after The Great Appeal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James G K James Gore King Mcclure to read onlineMoreLess
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