Thus Saith The Lord: or, Words of Divine Love

Octavius Winslow (1808-1878) laid out the aim of Thus Saith the Lord -- also known as Words of Divine Love and Words of

Divine Comfort -- in the work's preface...

"The title of this little work, it is hoped, sufficiently indicates its character and design, irrespective of any formal

preface. It is intended to be a faint echo of God's words of divine love, addressed from time to time to His people, amid

the varied experiences, duties, and trials of their Christian course. Never was there a period when we had greater need to

keep close to the, 'THUS SAITH THE LORD,' than the present! The Word of God is assailed by avowed foe and by sworn friend.

Its most subtle and dangerous enemies are among its professed and sworn friends. Infidelity, enthroned in high places,

perched upon the pinnacles of the temple, robed in solemn gesture, and uttering its voice from the chair of authority and

state, is striving, by its learning, eloquence, and sophistry, to shake the nation’s faith in the Divinity, Inspiration and

integrity of the only BOOK that has made the nation truly great—even God’s revealed truth. Where is our remedy? and what is

our safety? It is found only in believing no dogma, in recognising no teaching, in accepting no decision in matters of

faith which come not with the Divine imprimatur of — 'Thus saith the Lord.' To aid and secure this holy result is the

earnest design of this little volume, which the author commends to the devout perusal of the sincere believer in Jesus, and

commits to the condescending blessing of the Triune God."

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