The Kayelton Group

“He condescended to become a servant and debtor to the law, that he might become our substitute.  He paid a life of deprivation and disgrace, suffered the contradiction of sinners against Himself, and finally laid down His own life, paid the infinite claims that eternal justice demanded for the redemption of His people, and it was no less than the price of ‘His own blood.’”  (J. R. Graves  1820-1893)

“The law is the key which locks sinners up to condemnation: the gospel is the key which opens the door to their freedom.”  (Author unknown)

“Truth is always simpler to understand than the complex, deviating notions of teachers who endeavor to prove unfounded theories.”  (George H. Clement 1977)

“Faith is a God-given spiritual quality.  It is described as ‘the faith of God’s elect’ and ‘precious.”  (John Wilmot 1963)

“I will follow the Scripture wherever it may lead me, and I will renounce the most cherished opinion, rather than shape or alter a single syllable of God’s Book.  It is not mine to make God’s Word consistent, but to believe that it is so.”  (Charles H. Spurgeon 1834-1892)

“Our salvation, because it is founded on the promises of Christ, does not fluctuate according to the various agitations of the world, but remains unshaken, provided only that our faith rises above heaven and earth, and ascends to Christ himself.”  (John Calvin 1509-1564)

“Scripture makes it clear that the most dreadful judgment which God inflicts upon the wicked in this world is when He withdraws His restraints and gives them over to do as they please: Psalms 81:12, Romans 1:26-29.” (Arthur W. Pink 1886-1952)

“The account of David’s experience tells each of us that even our most blasphemous sins are insignificant in comparison with the mercies of God.”  (Abraham Kuyper 1837-1920)

“It cannot be too firmly emphasized that each sin is an infinite evil, and therefore requires the expiation of infinite merit.”  (Henry Law  1797-1884)

“God is never in a hurry to smite; he is longsuffering and slow to anger.”  (David S. Clark  1859-1936)