'How can I get to God? How can I be saved?' These are the most important questions we can ask ourselves. Ryle answers them in his exposition of Acts 4:12 ('and there is salvation in no one else'), in which he breaks down the doctrinal implications of this verse regarding the way of salvation. He also analyzes how these implications fit with the nature of man, the nature of God, and the message of the entire Bible. Finally, Ryle offers answers to possible objections to the biblical way of salvation, as pertinent today as they were in his own time, in the 19th century.
