"Salvation is of the LORD." -Jonah 2:9

  The Sinless Saviour   by D.G. Miles McKee    I John 3:5 describes Jesus by saying, “in Him is no sin.” In I Peter 2:22 we read of Jesus that, “He did no sin.” Then, Hebrews 4:15 declares – “He was without sin.”   Also, Hebrews 7:26 affirms, “He was holy, harmless, undefiled, separate from sinners.” In addition, 2 Corinthians 5:21 tells us that “He knew no sin.” Notice this verse does not merely say that He did no sin, but that He knew no sin. He may have been acquainted with grief, but He had no acquaintance with sin. The Christ whom we love and serve is the Christ of the Scriptures --no other Christ will do! And the Scriptures tell us that Jesus was absolutely sinless. The Word says it, that settles it. We believe it, that settles us. Furthermore, Christ taught the message of His own sinlessness. In John 14:30 He declared, “The prince of this world cometh and hath nothing in Me.” There was no sin which the Devil could accuse Him of. The demons testified that He was sinles

"Whom resist stedfast in the faith, knowing that the same afflictions are accomplished in your brethren, that are in the world." -I Peter 5:9 [KJV] I had no sooner wrote this text, but was constrained to say, Blessed be God for His holy scriptures. My poor mind has been often perplexed and distressed with sore attacks of Satan. Hence, I have been ready to call in question my state. Have been almost brought to conclude, that if I was a member of Christ, and a child of God, surely He would not suffer the enemy to His glory and my peace, thus to tempt, buffet, and distress my soul. I am persuaded, this is not my case only. All the brethren of Christ are subject to the same perplexity, from the same cause.  Satan gains an advantage over us, for want of knowing and considering what the apostle here lays down. It is a fixed truth. All the brethren of the Lord Jesus are subject to the same trials and afflictions from Satan, one as well as another. Therefore we should