Article February 4, 1985 Issue

The right to be redeemed!

JAMES ROBERT CORBETT

Can a murderer redeem himself sufficiently in the eyes of God to become a major exponent of universal moral law? Moses did.

Is it possible for a sexually promiscuous person to repent so completely as to become a symbol of how spiritual receptivity leads to reformation and purity? The woman, sometimes called Mary Magdalene, who washed Jesus' feet with her tears, certainly did.

Should a man who once engaged in fierce persecution of innocent people be entrusted with the religious leadership of those very people? The Apostle Paul was.

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