The Hope of the World: An Essay on Universal Redemption (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from The Hope of the World: An Essay on Universal Redemption

The question which is commonly stated by evangelical teachers, and which their theology has been an attempt, more or less successfully, to answer, is, What must I do to be saved from future punishment and it is constantly assumed, if a solution can be found to this query, that the individual believer has a ground of peace and comfort and personal assurance of safety upon which he can rest. To him, then, belong all the hopes and promises of the gospel, while those who have not arrived at the same solution, and rested upon the same means of salvation, are eternally lost.

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