Publisher's Synopsis
Este libro historico puede tener numerosos errores tipograficos y texto faltante. Los compradores pueden descargar una copia gratuita escaneada del libro original (sin errores tipograficos) desde la editorial. No indexado. No se muestra. 1902 edition. Extracto: ... do not penetrate the heart, we have heard it in vain. What, then, did they feel? They felt their sin, and feared the vrath of God. This, also, is as it should be. He who does not feel his sin with "godly sorrow" does not have the true faith.--Many hear the story of the death of Jesus with hearts as unmoved, as though it did not in the least concern them. It is not until we feel in our soul the sharp sting of the declaration, "thou art the man," that the question, "what shall I do?" becomes one of vital interest to us, and that the ear is open to hear the word concerning remission of sins. The inevitable truth is, that he only who repents of his sin can believe the gospel. Man does not hearken to the message of mercy without having given heed to the voice exhorting him to do penance. Proclaim to the world that God is merciful; shout the message into the ears of men; preach it with the fiery eloquence of Peter, or with the impressive and loving voice of John, the "son of thunder;" give instruction with the clearness and power of the Spirit in regard to the value of Christ's grace, which brings salvation; and summon men to him in the heavenly and gentle words of the gospel, which seem almost irresistable;--it is all in vain; they do not hear, and will not come, although they may seem to hear, and to come nearer for a moment; they break away, and are lost, if they do not learn to know and repent of their sins.--You, on the other hand, who see that you deserve the wrath of God, and who now anxiously seek salvation; come, one and all, receive in the name of Jesus full forgiveness, and be comforted! You are baptized into Christ, and the promise is yours. It is the Holy Ghost who bends your heart in..."
