A wise man has told us, as if it were an axiom, that the imputation or the non-imputation of sin is an impossibility. Be it so; we have become familiar with such things since we have beheld the cross. Things which men call absurdities have become foundation truths to us. The arrears of neglected service are grim debts. Find, if you can, one occasion in which Jesus inculcated doubt, or bade men dwell in uncertainty. Of all matters, religion is the worst to play with. It may be easy to mimic it, but