Have Faith in God

Abstract

"MOST people, in our land at least, I imagine would readily admit that amongst all the great ones of the past ] esus is the greatest. His strict integrity, His high-mindedness, His courage and earnestness, His grace and tenderness, His devotion to the good of others and disregard of self, are ungrudgingly acknowledged by all sorts and conditions of men. He was the embodiment of goodness, so much so, that we rejoice to see in Him the highest holiest manhood, the perfect pattern of a human life, the mirror held up to our faults, and the abiding ideal which in all respects corresponds with our noblest dreams. ] esus was every inch a man"