Liberty of Conscience.

From: The Evangelist: Volume 6 (1872)

LIBERTY of conscience is of the very essence of true worship. Not what men call liberty of conscience, but the ability to approach God without any sense of guilt on the conscience—that having been put away by the sacrifice of Christ.

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The Evangelist: Volume 6 (1872)

• Unequally Yoked.

• Thoughts on Revelation.

• Psalms, The

• Christ! Who but Christ!

• Two Million and a Quarter of Dollars Cannot Purchase Peace.

• Come Now!

• Trusting in Jesus.

• "An Holy Priesthood."

• Proverbs.

• Ecclesiastes.

• Song of Songs., The

• Liberty of Conscience.

• Where the Heart Should Be.

• Babbler., A

• Way to the City., The

• Infidelity Never Gives Peace.

• Hartley Colliery.

• Two Cups., The

• Widow's Dream., The

• Christ Inside the Veil, Outside the Camp.

• Prophets., The

• "Peace in Believing."

• Three "Nots.", The

• "Behold, He Cometh With Clouds."

• Jew, The

• Extract From Correspondence.

• Word for the Conscience., A

• Praise.

• Isaiah.

• "Why am I so Sad?"