Oops that was a promise sorry 

Christ is the ladder that Jacob saw, the base resting on the earth, and the topmost round reaching to the gate of heaven, to the very threshold of glory.  If that ladder had failed by a single step of reaching the earth, we should have been lost.  But Christ reaches us where we are.  He took our nature and overcame, that we through taking His nature might overcome.  Made "in the likeness of sinful flesh" (Romans 8:3), He lived a sinless life.  Now by His divinity He lays hold upon the throne of heaven, while by His humanity He reaches us.  He bids us by faith in Him attain to the glory of the character of God.  Therefore are we to be perfect, even as our "Father which is in heaven is perfect."   {DA 311.5} 

Not all the conditions of that first school of Eden will be found in the school of the future life. No tree of knowledge of good and evil will afford opportunity for temptation. No tempter is there, no possibility of wrong.   Hvn 101

We would think, from the shadow that many walk in, that they had no Saviour.  But I want to speak to those, and say "Christ is risen!  He is not in Joseph's new tomb, but He has arisen  and has ascended up on high to make intercession for us!"  We have a risen Saviour interceding for us, and we must walk in harmony with God.  He is seeking to "purify unto Himself a peculiar people, zealous of good works."  If we seek with all our hearts to be obedient children, conforming our will to the will of God, then the work can go forward in us without interruption.  Let us not forget for one moment that we are living for the future immortal life, and let us put away from us everything like complaint and faultfinding.  Let our words, our conversation, reveal to the world that we have a hope that is big with immortality.  {1SAT 42.2}