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The least measure of true grace is as saving as the greatest; it saves as surely, though not so comfortably. The least grace gives a full interest in the blood of Christ, whereby we are thoroughly purged; and it gives a full interest in the strength and power of Christ, whereby we shall be certainly preserved.
Matthew Mead — The Almost Christian Discovered; or, The False Professor Tried and Cast (New York: Lewis Colby, 1850), Introduction, p. 30
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