Fragment: The Work of Self-Destruction

From: Echoes of Grace: 1950

The natural man has no apprehension of the gospel. "What must I do?" is ever his cry. Man has done his work perfectly—that of self-destruction. He is wholly bent upon evil, altogether ruined. Hence he is a fitting object for the gospel of God.

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Echoes of Grace: 1950

• July

• Count the Cost

• Jesus Only

• Farmer and His Wife, The

• Religion of the Natural Man, The

• Palestine Harvest Scene, A

• True Love

• Ye Must Be Born Again

• Lost for Want of Water

• Present Forgiveness of Sin

• Make It so Plain That I Can Get Hold of It”

• Fragment: The Work of Self-Destruction

• A Miner's Sermon

• Extract: Making God a Liar