Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from A Casket of Four Jewels, for Young Christians
2. Do not expect so sudden and remark able a change, as to leave no doubt of its reality. Did religion enter the soul in per fection, and to the entire exclusion of sin, the change would be so marked and obvious as to leave no room for doubt. But, usually, the Christian character is full of contrarie ties. There is a perpetual struggle between good and evil, and thus a continual compe tition of evidence for and against, according as the good or evil prevails.
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