Monthly Archives: January 2018

“He can do all that ever you need, without any means or instruments.  His bare word is sufficient, all-sufficient, for it, whatever it be, how great, how difficult, how impossible soever it seems.  Such a power there is even in … Continue reading →

“But if Christ died for the sins of all men, and the punishment of their sins is inflicted on Him, and borne by Him, and yet multitudes of them are everlastingly punished for them, where is the justice of God”?  … Continue reading →

“If Christ is precious to us, we shall be distressed that we are not more conformed to His blessed image and Holy will.”  (John Fawcett  1740-1817)

“Even the ‘light’ which angels and glorified spirits enjoy in heaven would be insufficient to banish all fear and fill them with satisfaction, were it not for their confidence in the ‘truth’ of God.  How much more, then, must this … Continue reading →

“The truth of God” as His attribute, is not capable of increase, but it may abound more unto His glory by being more fully manifested in the contrast with man’s sin.”  Edwin Hamilton Gifford  (1820-1905)

“Christ hath satisfied God’s justice so that on Christ was laid all the sins of all believers.  He was ‘wounded’ for them.  Now God cannot in justice punish twice; therefore seeing Christ was wounded, believers must be healed.”  (Nathanael Homes; … Continue reading →

“I go mourning all the day long.  And now was I both a burden and a terror to myself, nor did I ever so know, as now, what it was to be weary of my life, and yet afraid to … Continue reading →

“ It is far easier to stir up discontent and fear than to stimulate faith.”  William Garden Blaikie  (1820-1899)

“Could the grave hold Lazarus when thou didst but open thy mouth to call him forth?  No more can the corruptions of my sores be any hindrance to their healing when thy pleasure is to have them cured.”  (Sir Richard … Continue reading →

“Where the fear of God is not, there can be no thirsting for grace or life.”(Martin Luther  1483-1546)