Publisher's Synopsis
With an excellent foundation in the Biblical scripture, Daniel S. Warner explains the nature of Salvation to readers. This edition is in large print, that readers may swiftly understand its wisdom.
In this superb manual of faith, Daniel Sidney Warner, one of the 19th century's best-known reformers of the Christian church and the founder of the Church of God, sets about explaining the qualities of salvation. What it is, and how significant it is in the context of spiritual growth, and how God embodies the very essence of being saved, is detailed.
Warner explains that salvation, and God as its embodiment, leaves no room for sinful behavior. In exchange for a life spent doing good deeds and respecting one another, God promises the eternal nourishment of the believer's soul in the afterlife, and a physical nourishment and motivation of the physical body during mortal life. As Warner explains, these are no idle promises: so long as one's faith is firm, so too is the action of God.
Spending much of his life in the service of God, Warner would consult widely with Christians across the United States. As he offered heart advice and lessons, he would also receive questions from Christians unsure of what a spiritual topic entailed. Salvation was one such topic, and it was thus that Warner authored this inspiring manual to guide and embolden his fellow believer to a noble and virtuous life mindful of the Lord.
The author's understanding of the scriptures would prove influential among many faithful across America. His skill in speaking is reflected in his writings: the passionate exhortation of Christians to urgently think of their saving in the here and now imbues this text with a unique and beneficent liveliness.
