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To: Intrepid1 who wrote (11383)	3/11/1998 1:20:00 PM
From: Chris land	Respond to of 39621

A soul will either yield to sin, serve it, and earn its wages; or it will yield to God, receive his gift, and live, No soul can escape from sin. Sin is inherited. One of the first emphases of the gospel is the emphasis it lays upon the Lordship of Jesus Christ, and where this Lordship is truly understood, it becomes the revelation of sin in the life of the soul. A man may stand, by reason of his early education and training, under Mount Sinai without trembling, but no man can come consciously into the presence of Jesus Christ without finding his own guilt and his own unworthiness. But if this soul who knows the gospel cannot escape from sin, it is equally true that it cannot escape from the gift which is placed at its disposal in the gospel. The gospel is the announcement of the fact that God has placed at the disposal of every soul the gift of eternal life. A man can ultimately escape from either sin or grace, but not from both. He can escape from sin by yielding to grace, or he can put himself outside the operation of grace by yielding to sin -The Westminister Pulpit