LIKE a lightning flash which illumines a dark landscape, the above words discover
the apostasy of evangelical, Bible-defending, zealous, "believing" Christendom.
In
a representative publication we read, "If it depended on God, all would be
saved."
But, alas, despite their own protests to the contrary, they actually
hold that salvation depends upon man, and God is helpless, as He was in the case of Saul
of Tarsus, who is our pattern!
Here we see how unbelief has entered into the very heart of Christendom and
prevails among the elite who are believers, so far as their own salvation goes, but who,
nevertheless, give man, and not God, the decisive voice in salvation.
How thankful we should be that God is able!
We can say triumphantly, "Since it depends upon God,
all will be saved!"
