Quote by Martin Luther King Jr.

If any man ascribes anything of salvation, even the very least thing, to the free will of man, he knows nothing of grace, and he has not learned Jesus Christ rightly

If any man ascribes anything of salvation, even the very lea

Summary

This quote emphasizes the belief that salvation is solely dependent on divine grace rather than the actions or choices of humans. It suggests that if someone attributes even the tiniest aspect of salvation to human free will, they lack a true understanding of God's grace and have not grasped the core teachings of Jesus Christ. The quote underscores the idea that salvation is a gift from God, unearned and undeserved, and it cannot be achieved through human efforts.

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By Martin Luther King Jr.

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