There are 13 chapters in this book and each chapter is
prefaced with the verse Hebrews 7:25
Wherefore he is able also to save
them to the uttermost that come unto God by him, seeing he ever liveth to make
intercession for them.
All thirteen chapters of this book deal with righteousness
by faith from Jesus alone. One chapter is specifically titled Never Without an Intercessor and brings
out that throughout eternity there is a work of intercession that Jesus will do
for us, that throughout eternity the power to live a perfect righteous life
will still come from Jesus.
I like the illustration that Morris
Venden uses. He says:
I wonder how many of you are into
vacuum cleaners? I have been associated with vacuum cleaners most of my life. It
goes back to my childhood, when it was one of my duties to do the vacuuming on
Friday afternoons. This included taking the attachments off, putting on the
upholstery parts, and doing all the upholstery-everything. Sometimes, when my
mother wasn’t looking, I’d play around with it a little bit—you know, try
sucking my cheeks out. I tried vacuuming my eyebrows one time. That wasn’t too
smart. I did it on my hair, and I didn’t know how much I’d regret that one. But
there was one thing that was pretty clear. It was that when you go down the
hall and you try to do one more room on the same plug-in, and the plug comes
out of the wall, you have a power problem. You’ve got to be connected to the
power, if you’re going to get the job done.
Morris Venden goes on to declare that just as the vacuum
cleaner will not vacuum without being plugged into the electrical outlet so we
will not function properly in our spiritual lives without being connected to
the power source of Jesus.I recommend this book and encourage you to click here to learn more about this book and for information on ordering it.
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