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The law and the gospel are in perfect harmony. Each upholds the other. In all its majesty the law confronts the conscience, causing the sinner to feel his need …

… transformed by the renewing of the mind, so that he can “prove what is that good, and acceptable, and perfect, will of God.” How does he prove this? By the Holy Spirit …

… perfection, in dress and attitude, in word and spirit, could be acceptable to God. He is holy, and His glory and perfection must be represented by the earthly …

… the human being by the advantages that each one has had for perfecting a Christian character. He takes into consideration the opportunities the human agent …

… His perfection and sufficiency, and it is accepted of the Father. We are accepted in the Beloved. The sinner's defects are covered by the perfection and fullness …

… His perfection and sufficiency, and it is accepted of the Father. We are accepted in the beloved. The sinner's defects are covered by the perfection and fullness …

… of the divine perfection, it follows that a character formed by obedience to that law will be holy. Christ is a perfect example of such a character. He says: “I …

… of the divine perfection, it follows that a character formed by obedience to that law will be holy. Christ is a perfect example of such a character. He says: “I …

… ; for “the law of the Lord is perfect, restoring the soul” ( Psalm 19:7, margin). Through love “the righteousness of the law” will be “fulfilled in us, who walk not after …

… in perfect peace, while those who are not controlled by the Holy Spirit are like the restless sea.