Revelation

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"All Scripture is given by inspiration of God" (2 Tim. 3:16).
Revelation does not tell me that I have a conscience and aspirations; it gives me the answer to them. And this is what I want, and not to be told that I have such. I want the certainty of what God is to answer the need of my soul. I know what He is by the revelation of Himself in Christ. There I find perfect love to me as a poor sinner, and thus have the possibility of truthfulness and honesty in a sin-conscious soul. In Christ I am brought to know Him in perfect peace, as nothing else could make me know Him, love Him, and serve Him.