What God Says Is Best, Is Best,

Wherefore, Though The Christian, As A Christian, Is The Only Man At Liberty, As Called Thereunto Of God; Yet His Liberty Is Limited To Things That Are Good: He Is Not Licensed Thereby To Indulge The Flesh.

See How Ye Pharisee In The Temple Stands, And Justifies Himself With Lifted Hands. Whilst Ye Poor Publican With Downcast Eyes, Conscious Of Guilt To God For Mercy Cries.

This Hill Though High I Covent Ascend; The Difficulty Will Not Me Offend; For I Perceive The Way Of Life Lies Here. Come, Pluck Up, Heart; Let's Neither Faint Nor Fear.

Christ Is The Desire Of Nations, The Joy Of Angels, The Delight Of The Father. What Solace Then Must That Soul Be Filled With, That Has The Possession Of Him To All Eternity!

The Kingdom Of Heaven Is For The Heirs - And If Children, Then Heirs; If Born Again, Then Heirs. Wherefore It Is Said Expressly, Except A Man Be Born Again, He Cannot See The Kingdom Of God. By This One Word, Down Goes All Carnal Privilege Of Being Born Of Flesh And Blood, And Of The Will Of Man. Canst Thou Produce The Birthright?