"One night when my wife was at prayer meeting I began to grow very miserable. I did not know what the matter with me was, but finally retired before my wife came home.
In the morning I could eat no breakfast & went to the
office. I told my clerks they could take a holiday & I shut myself in the
office. I kept growing more & more miserable & finally got down &
asked God to forgive my sins.
I did not say 'for Jesus' sake,' for I was a Unitarian (who
believe that Jesus was a mere human-being) & I did not believe in the
Atonement.
I kept praying, `God, forgive my sins'; but no answer came.
At last in desperation I cried, `O God, for Christ's sake,
forgive my sins,' and I found peace at once."
This man had no access to God until he came in the name of
Christ, but when he came thus, he was answered at once.
- Sunday School Times. (moreillustrations.com)
“To see how Christ was prophesied and described therein,
consider and mark, how that the lamb must be without spot or blemish; and so
was Christ only of all mankind, in the sight of God and of His law.” - William Tyndale.
Acts 4:12 (NLV): “There is no way to be saved from the
punishment of sin through anyone else. For there is no other name under heaven
given to men by which we can be saved.”
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