To all who love and appreciate the simple Gospel of grace, I earnestly invite you to read the present interpretation, for it is characterized by its deep, soulful gospel spirit. Man's destruction from sin and God's salvation in Christ are presented with amazing clarity and completeness in this book, especially in the first chapters. It is very important for evangelistic ministers of Christ to have correct and authoritative indications of what sin is and what grace is, and especially of great value at this time, when superficial ideas are everywhere prevalent. The gospel of Christ, which meets the needs of human nature, its condition and character, is comparatively little known and even less preached. As a result, many of God's dear children have doubts, fears and unresolved questions that fill their hearts and trouble their consciences. Until the soul knows that the question of sin and the demands of divine holiness are fully satisfied on the cross of Calvary, until then the peaceful rest of the conscience will be little known. Only one perfect sacrifice of Christ, offered to God for us on the Cross, can satisfy the cry of an anxious, troubled conscience: “For our Passover, Christ, was sacrificed for us.” In this and only in this will be found the complete answer to every demand, because through faith they will know that all grounds for doubt and fear are removed, the question of sin is forever closed, every divine demand is completely satisfied and a firm foundation is laid for the reception of the peace now established , in the presence of divine holiness. Christ, “delivered for our sins and raised again for our justification” (Rom. 4:25), finally resolves the issue of sin. The moment we believe in the Gospel, we are saved and should be divinely happy. “Whoever believes in the Son has eternal life” (John 3:36). Translated from English.