Faith and The Pursuit of True Treasure In Chapter 8 of Holiness, Ryle presents Moses’ story as a worthy example of faith for believers. Overcoming the temptations of rank and greatness, pleasures, and riches in Egypt, Moses willingly chooses suffering and affliction, the company of a despised people, and reproach and scorn, much like Christ. Hebrews 11:26 reveals a profound truth of how Moses overcame these great temptations of man:...
Workplace Holiness In chapter 3 of Holiness, Ryle paints a vivid picture of true practical holiness, which extends far beyond mere outward appearances or isolated expressions of godliness. He explains that holiness should be holistic: “A holy man will follow after faithfulness in all the duties and relations in life” (Ryle 52). Holiness is not a matter of putting on a façade on Sundays or during Bible studies with other Christians; rather, it involves a faithfulness that characterizes every aspect of one’s life....