Fragment: Perfect Law of Liberty

From: Christian Friend: Volume 7

The “perfect law of liberty” is leave to have no will of my own. The greatest bondage is to have to be subject to one’s own will; i.e. if we know God’s will.

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Christian Friend: Volume 7

• Wherefore Didst Thou Doubt?

• Naaman, Notes on

• Profession and the Work of Grace, Letters on

• Propitiation

• Living Link With a Living Christ, The

• Notes of a Gospel Address

• Fragment: Prayer

• Three Raisings of the Dead, The

• Fragment: Perfect Law of Liberty

• Fragment: Perfect Will of God

• Sanctification

• Propitiation

• On Worship in the Past, the Present, and the Future

• Fragment: Slovenliness

• Fragment: the Cost of Worldliness

• Fragment: Friend of the World, Enemy of God

• Peace and No Peace

• Separation from Evil and Holiness to the Lord: Part 1, Early Witnesses to Their Necessity

• Profession and the Work of Grace, Letters on

• Fragment: the Veil Rent

• Substitution

• Fragment: Receiving Strength

• Fragment: to Be Like Christ

• To Me to Live Is Christ

• Christ as Light and Love

• Motives to Holiness

• Christian's Directions, Part 2, the: Separation from Evil and Holiness to the Lord

• Separation from Evil and Holiness to the Lord: Part 3, Objections Considered