This tale of two seaboards illustrates how ‘grace’, as defined by the world, often pays deference to Lazarus rather than Dives. Yet this is also why a Gospel which is no respecter of persons will always be relevant; not because it pours forth condemnation like the Law, but because it sheds atoning blood to stem the tide of guilt completely.
This tale of two seaboards illustrates how ‘grace’, as defined by the world, often pays deference to Lazarus rather than Dives. Yet this is also why a Gospel which is no respecter of persons will always be relevant; not because it pours forth condemnation like the Law, but because it sheds atoning blood to stem the tide of guilt completely.