The Kayelton Group

“In the sufferings of Christ on the cross, we behold His tenderest compassion to perishing souls, his intense regard to the rights of his Father’s violated law, and the concern he had for the honor of his Divine government.”  (Abraham Booth  1734-1806)

“Because it is deeply imbedded in the mines, the finest gold often remains long undiscovered.  And in profound natures, the sterling qualities of character are not always revealed at once.”  (Abraham Kuyper  1837-1920)

“Let us not judge men as they once were in time past, when once this change has come.  The Lord esteems men according to the present grace received, and never casts them in the teeth with that which they were in time past; and why should we upbraid men with sins or infirmities past, which the Lord has covered?  (Thomas Taylor  1758-1835)

“The corrupt do not loathe their own corruption.  Sinners do not of their own accord grow weary and ashamed of sin.  They have no desire to escape from the miry pit; they resist and resent every offer of aid.”  (William Arnot  1808-1875)

“No man has ever provided or will ever provide a righteousness that will satisfy God and the demands of His most holy Law.”  (D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones  1899-1981)

“Divine grace is able to subdue every lust, conquer every prejudice and surmount every difficulty.”  (Arthur W. Pink; 1886-1952)

“The same word which created heaven and earth accomplishes all; not we poor and helpless sinners.”  (Martin Luther; 1483-1546)

“It is a diabolical science which fixes our contemplations on the works of nature, and turns them away from God.”  (John Calvin; 1509-1564)

“The true way to have our faith strengthened is not to consider the difficulties in the way of the thing promised, but the character and resources of God, who has made the promise.”  (Charles Hodge  1797-1887)`

“Men are merciless in their censures of Christians; they have no sympathy for their infirmity:  while God weighs them in more equal scales, and says, ‘The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak.’  While a saint is a dove in the eyes of God, he is only a raven in the estimation of sinners.”  (William Secker; 1681)