Samuel Logan Brengle,
A man in Christ
(1920)
“ Oh, how invaluable is such an experience to a soul, especially in a time of fierce temptation! It sweeps away for ever the intellectual and moral and spiritual fogs and uncertainties that becloud the mind and heart. It fixes a man's theology. It settles for him the fact that he himself is a living soul, morally and spiritually responsible to God. He feels the breath of eternity in him. Wrapt in that wondrous fellowship he knows there is a Heaven; and to lose God, he knows, would be Hell. ”
