ng his rule of love," we receive blessings at every moment. "God so loved the world, that He gave his only begotten son..." Jesus, the one and only Son of God, that was once "one" with God, was brought to earth to feel the burden of our own sins. That is how much God loves us, his children, and his kingdom. (John 3:16)
             The second chapter of the book, "The Sinner's Need of Christ," reminds us that when man was created he was a perfect being, with no sin and no separation from God. When transgression takes place, man now being apart from God and in sin, there is a need to find a bridge or a way of communication to "reclaim the lost, and bring them back to the Father's house." This bridge is established by the coming o
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