"This book is a compilation of 98 two-page readings
on the subject of humility. Over a period of twenty years or more we have gathered the testimonials of almost two hundred godly men and women as to the dangers of pride and the excellence of complete dependence upon God. An index of authors and Scripture texts quoted appears at the back of the book. The law of entrance into the Kingdom of God is childlikeness. Men and women all down the centuries have discovered this amazing law and have begun an exciting journey through that vast Kingdom that became theirs when like St. Paul they pronounced the sentence of death on themselves and acknowledged their dependence on God. Though the entrance fee into the Continent of God's grace is utter self-abasement and humbleness of mind, the outlook has never been cramped. Claustrophobia has never haunted the regions of childlike abandonment. Wonderment and awe belong to childhood, for vast is the domain of grace which opens its treasures to those who have entered into God's almightiness, crucifying their self nature by refusing to live any longer through the energies of the flesh. Read how others have traveled this journey of descent. As they descended they discovered wings with which to soar into the heavenlies with Christ Jesus."