The Lord's grace is to man as water is to fish. A fish gains water and lives but loses water and dies. The study of God's grace is not a paper exercise. God desires more and greater vessels in the world that can hold His grace, namely, faith. If there are people who have not yet received grace, and who are thus struggling with the winding road of life, and who are suffering from the wind and the rain, they probably have not yet realized the preciousness of salvation.
The Lord who saves does everything, and as John the Baptist preached, everyone who has blood will see the salvation of God. The writer has traveled a long road of life. He has seen hills filled, mountains leveled, roads opened in the wilderness, and rivers opened in the desert. This book discusses salvation in detail, displays the fruits of salvation, and explains the principles and workings of salvation. The mystery of it is far beyond the imagination of those who have received it.
