If By Any Means by Robert E Neighbour and published by Classics.
The aim of this book is two-fold. First to clear away the debris that has all but covered the Glories of God’s Grace, and second to place Service and Rewards in their Scriptural position. The pulpit is presenting a plan of salvation that minimizes grace – a plan based upon the prowess of man. The pew is pleased with the pulpit and joins heartily in the new message. Even where “Grace” is presented it is often crippled by the counter doctrine of “Works.”
The childish idea of “be good and be saved” is all too prevalent with adults. The mature idea of “be good and keep saved” is even more prevalent. The plan of salvation is sufficiently plain. There is no need for such confusion. The woeful worthlessness of the works of the law; the marvellous merits of grace, and the righteous rewards for service are all set forth in the Word of God. Our purpose is not to cast light on these fundamental fixtures of the faith, our purpose is to lift up the light of God’s Truth that it may shine anew upon the darkness of false teachings – that all who will, may find the Way of Life and walk therein.
