Revealer of Christ’s Grace, May 28
            
            
              Howbeit when he, the Spirit of truth, is come, he will guide you into
            
            
              all truth: for he shall not speak of himself; but whatsoever he shall
            
            
              hear, that he shall speak: and he will shew you things to come.
            
            
              John 16:13
            
            
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              Of the Comforter it is written, “He will guide you into all truth....”
            
            
              Through the Holy Spirit, Christ will open more clearly to those who
            
            
              believe on Him that which He has inspired holy men to write concerning
            
            
              the truth.
            
            
              Christ said of the Spirit, “He shall glorify me.”
            
            
              John 16:14
            
            
              . As Christ
            
            
              glorified the Father by the demonstration of His love, so the Spirit was
            
            
              to glorify Christ by revealing to the world the riches of His grace. The
            
            
              very image of God is to be reproduced in humanity. The honor of God,
            
            
              the honor of Christ, is involved in the perfection of the character of His
            
            
              people....
            
            
              The Spirit works in us by bringing to mind, vividly and often, the
            
            
              precious truths of the plan of redemption. We should forget these truths,
            
            
              and for us God’s rich promises would lose their efficiency, were it not
            
            
              for the Spirit, who takes of the things of God, and shows them to us....
            
            
              The Spirit illumines our darkness, informs our ignorance, and helps us
            
            
              in our manifold necessities. But the mind must be constantly going out
            
            
              after God. If worldliness is allowed to come in, if we have no desire to
            
            
              pray, no desire to commune with Him who is the source of strength and
            
            
              wisdom, the Spirit will not abide with us. Those who are unbelieving do
            
            
              not receive the rich endowment of grace that would make them wise unto
            
            
              salvation, patient, forbearing, quick to perceive and appreciate heavenly
            
            
              ministrations, quick to discern Satan’s devices, and strong to resist sin.
            
            
              The religion of Christ means more than the forgiveness of sin; it means
            
            
              that sin is taken away, and that the vacuum is filled with the Spirit. It
            
            
              means that the mind is divinely illumined, that the heart is emptied of self,
            
            
              and filled with the presence of Christ. When this work is done for church
            
            
              members, the church will be a living, working church.
            
            
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