The Holiest of All By Andrew Murray

iboliest of ail
with God s Spirit in it as
our law, and upon God Himself who
hath done it all, the more we shall feel urged to fall down and
worship, To Him be glory for ever and ever. But especially
as we claim and realise and yield ourselves to the promise which
is the outcome of this great redemption, God perfect you in
every good thing to do His will, working in you that which is
pleasing in His sight, our hearts will swell with joy unspeakable
and praise unutterable, that can only find relief in the cry,
To Him be glory, to Him be glory
!
I know that it is just here a difficulty will come to many.
The promise appears so high, and its fulfilment in their experi
ence, God perfecting them in every good thing, so impossible,
that even the praise which came, when they thought upon
what God had done, passes away. Let me speak one word to
such. Just look at this great
all, the sun and moon and stars, the
universe. The God who made it
mighty mountains and the
great ocean ;
this God cares for every blade of grass and gives
it its life and beauty. The greatest and the least are alike to
Him ;
He cares for the whole and for each minute detail. And,
even so, He who wrought out the mighty redemption
in Christ
is now still
working out, in the same power and love, its applica
tion in every soul, in every moment and in every circumstance.
God has not done part, and left part dependent on us. God is
all, and must in very deed do As all. the God of peace, who
raised Christ from the dead, He must work in you every good
thing that can be pleasing in His sight. And He will do it.
What He began in Christ, He will finish in you. A great artist
attends to the minutest details. God is
engaged, as He perfected
Christ the Head, in perfecting every member of His body. He
of God s Son
does this by Himself working in us. The Spirit
sent into our heart as an inward life, Christ dwelling in our