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Jesus does not desire those who have been purchased at such a cost to become the sport of the enemy's temptations. He does not desire us to be overcome and perish. He who curbed the lions in their den, and walked with His faithful witnesses amid the fiery flames, is just as ready to work in our behalf to subdue every evil in our nature. Today He is standing at the altar of mercy, presenting before God the prayers of those who desire His help. He turns no weeping, contrite one away. Freely will He pardon all who come to Him for forgiveness and restoration. He does not tell to any all that He might reveal, but He bids every trembling soul take courage. Whosoever will, may take hold of God's strength, and make peace with Him, and He will make peace.

Christ is ever ready to pardon, strengthen, and deliver from sin those who turn to Him for help. The paragraph focuses on divine grace, forgiveness, and spiritual protection against temptation.

The souls that turn to Him for refuge, Jesus lifts above the accusing and the strife of tongues. No man or evil angel can impeach these souls. Christ unites them to His own divine-human nature. They stand beside the great Sin Bearer in the light proceeding from the throne of God.

Believers who take refuge in Christ are spiritually united with Him and shielded from condemnation. This paragraph conveys theological concepts of justification, union with Christ, and spiritual safety.

The blood of Jesus Christ cleanses “from all sin.” 1 John 1:7 .

Scripture affirms that the blood of Jesus cleanses from all sin. The paragraph consists of a direct biblical quotation regarding spiritual cleansing.

“Who shall lay anything to the charge of God's elect? It is God that justifieth. Who is he that condemneth? It is Christ that died, yea rather, that is risen again, who is even at the right hand of God, who also maketh intercession for us.” Romans 8:33, 34 .

Believers are justified and interceded for by Christ, removing any basis for condemnation. The text relies entirely on quoted Scripture to establish a theological principle of assurance.