here propounded, and have insisted that there must be an error in the author’s opinions. He states, as clearly as he can, that there is no possibility of repentance to the apostate, that conversion can take place once only, and that if, after it all, a man repudiates his Master, then there is no hope for him whatever. He dwells first for a moment on the glory of the Christian experience. It is as a light coming into the dark places of the soul, illuminating not only the recipient himself, but also