Holiness Is Not A Merit By Which

Man's Nature, So To Speak, Is A Perpetual Factory Of Idols.

No Man Can Come To God But By An Extraordinary Revelation Of The Spirit.

In Vain People Busy Themselves With Finding Any Good Of Man's Own In His Will. For Any Mixture Of The Power Of Freewill That Men Strive To Mingle With God's Grace Is Nothing But A Corruption Of Grace. It Is Just As If One Were To Dilute Wine With Muddy, Bitter Water.

The Only Right Stewardship Is That Which Is Tested By The Rule Of Love.

For It Was Not After We Were Reconciled To Him By The Blood Of His Son That He Began To Love Us, But He Loved Us Before The Foundation Of The World, That With His Only Begotten Son We Too Might Be Sons Of God Before We Were Anything At All.