Ellen White’s classic on the provisions of salvation and practical Christian living.
“He died for us, and now He offers to take our sins and give us His righteousness. If you give yourself to Him, and accept Him as your Saviour, then, sinful as your life may have been, for His sake you are accounted righteous. Christ’s character stands in place of your character, and you are accepted before God just as if you had not sinned.” (Page 62)
“Obedience—the service and allegiance of love—is the true sign of discipleship” (Page 60)
“Repentance includes sorrow for sin and a turning away from it. We shall not renounce sin unless we see its sinfulness; until we turn away from it in heart, there will be no real change in the life.” (Page 23)
“The character is revealed, not by occasional good deeds and occasional misdeeds, but by the tendency of the habitual words and acts.” (Pages 57–58)
“It was to remove this dark shadow, by revealing to the world the infinite love of God, that Jesus came to live among men.” (Page 11)