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  THE FULLEST PEACE
  by Mary Wilder Tileston
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Summary: The sermon emphasizes the importance of forgiveness and
admission into fellowship with God as the source of the fullest peace.

Topics: "Gods Mercy", "Inner Peace"
Scripture References: Psalm 32:1, Luke 1:77, Romans 5:8, Ephesians 1:7, 1 John 1:9

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Mary Wilder Tileston preaches about the tender mercy of God, emphasizing
how the dayspring from on high has visited us to bring light to those in
darkness and guide us into the way of peace. Thomas Erskine highlights
the belief in God's love reigning and prevailing, assuring that our
sins, though many, will be the foundation for blessings through His
wisdom. Charles H. Brent discusses the soul's deep thirst for pardon,
stating that receiving forgiveness is the catalyst for goodness,
inspiration, and peace, ultimately leading to full fellowship with God.

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To give knowledge of salvation unto His people by the remission of their
sins, through the tender mercy of our God; whereby the dayspring from on
high hath visited us, to give light to them that sit in darkness and in
the shadow of death, to guide our feet into the way of peace.

LUKE 1:77-79

BELIEVE that love reigns, and that love will prevail. I believe that He
says to me every morning, "Begin again thy journey and thy life; thy
sins, which are many, are not only forgiven, but they shall be made, by
the wisdom of God, the basis on which He will build blessings."

THOMAS ERSKINE

There is no thirst of the soul so consuming as the desire for pardon.
The sense of its bestowal is the starting-point of all goodness. It
comes bringing with it, if not the freshness of innocence, yet a glow of
inspiration that nerves feeble hands for hard tasks, a fire of hope that
lights anew the old high ideal, so that it stands before the eye in
clear relief, beckoning its to make it out, own. To be able to look into
God's face, and know with the knowledge of faith that there is nothing
between the soul and Him, is to experience the fullest peace the soul
can know. Whatever else pardon may be, it is above all things admission
into full fellowship with God.

CHARLES H. BRENT

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