PREFACE. The following pages are an attempt to place an important subject in a light in which it is, perhaps, not generally viewed. A few thoughts have been suggested regarding God's scheme for testing and training man's will. Next follows an account of Satan's sin and fall, and an attempt to show that the Devil's main object has been, and still is, to win man to the commission of the same sin. An antidote to this particular form of sin is suggested, and the last chapter is devoted to a few thoughts upon the Resurrection. In treating of these subjects, repetitions of the same ideas are likely to occur; the writer trusts that they will not mar the effect of the book, but rather impress the subject upon the reader. In conclusion, it may be necessary to say that the argument proceeds upon the assumption that there is a Triune God, and that the Bible is His Word. The Revised Version has been used in all references to the New Testament. PENRALLT, PENMAENMAWR. |