Someone who persists in sin but who says to himself that his sin is not serious, or who tells himself that he will give up his sin later on, is like a man who has let himself down into the lift-shaft of an old mine, pretending that there is no danger from fire, flood, or a frayed rope.

Title: Someone who persists in sin but who says to himself that his sin is not serious, or who tells himself that he will give up his sin later on, is like a man who has let himself down into the lift-shaft of an old mine, pretending that there is no danger from fire, flood, or a frayed rope.

Code: T-09868-CW

Artist: Elizabeth Wang

Commentary:

Key Subjects: sin, danger (spiritual),

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