The Holiest of All By Andrew Murray

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us, is the faith that sees what He has promised to do, and that
sinks down before Him to let Him work what He has undertaken.
The one thing we have to strive after, as we move on in the
path the Epistle opens up to the inner sanctuary,
is that our
faith stand not in the wisdom of men, in our own thoughts of
the way or the measure in which God will fulfil His promise,
but only and entirely in the power of God. What needed an
oath of God to assure us of it, needs and has the power of
God to work it.
7. Do hold fast these two things. Faith must see what God promises, and then allow
God to fulfil the promise In us. Pray for the enlightening of the Holy Spirit, to get delivered
from all partial and defective views of what our High Priest can work in us, and then regard as
your highest work, to wait upon God and yield to His operation in adoring trust.
2. The content and substance of the oath of God Is, the living personal Christ, as Son and
Priest; that is, as Priest In the power of the diuine and eternal life which He Imparts. He that
clings to Christ will be led on to know all that God has promised In Him,