Let Us Draw Nigh! by Andrew Murray

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46 LET US DRA IV NIGH
The message comes to a sinful man that he maj
have his continual abode in the Most Holy;
that, more real and near than with his nearest
earthly friend, he may live in unbroken fellowship
with the Most High God. He is assured
that the blood of Christ can cleanse his conscience
in such power that he can draw nigh to
God with a perfect conscience and with undoubting
confidence, and can ask and expect to live
always in the unclouded light of God's face.
He receives the assurance that the power of the
Holy Ghost, coming from out of the Holiest,
can enable him to walk exactly in the same path
in which Christ walked on His way to God, and
make that way to him a new and living way,
with nothing of decay or weariness in his progress.
This is the fulness of faith we are called
to. But, above all, to look to Jesus in all the
glory in which He has been revealed in the
Epistle, as God and Man, as Leader and Forerunner,
as Melchisedek, as the Minister of the
sanctuary and Mediator of
the new covenant
in one word, as our great Priest over the house
of God. And, looking to Him, to claim that He
shall do for us this one thing, to bring us nigh,
and even on earth give us to dwell without a
break in the presence of the Father.
Faith ever deals with impossibilities.
Its only