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“God must change his nature, or the sinner’s nature must be changed.  There can be no friendly communion between two of different natures without the change of one of them into the likeness of the other.”  (Stephen Charnock, 1628-1680)

“Those for whom Christ died do not have the virtues in and of themselves to function as a holy, consecrated child of God.  But, the grace that has saved them is the same grace that will preserve them.”  (No name … Continue reading →

“True virtue never appears so lovely as when it is most oppressed: and the divine excellence of real Christianity, is never exhibited with such advantage, as when under the greatest trials.”  (Jonathan Edwards; 1703-1758)

Identified with sinful man was the very God.  He received the fatal stroke of Divine judgment.  Becoming sin for His people caused separation from His Father.  The Holy eyes of God were too pure to look upon what Jesus became … Continue reading →

“The intenseness of the affliction renders it trying to our fortitude; but it is by the continuance of it that patience is put to the test.  It is not under the sharpest, but the longest trials, that we are most … Continue reading →

“It hath ever been the lot of truth (like the Lord of it) to be crucified between right-hand and left-hand thieves.  Truth’s enemies, on all hands, are various.”  (Christopher Ness  1621-1705)

“Observe that doubt is the beginning of temptation.”  (Henry Alrord  1872)

“Except a man be born again, he cannot enter the kingdom of God.”    “The only Saviour and the unerring Judge should impress our minds with the conviction that the matter is finally settled and determined by an authority which no … Continue reading →

“The sacrificial death of God’s Christ was necessary.  There was no other manner by which to reconcile the elect unto God.”  (Author not mentioned )

“The strange dispensation of affairs in this world is an argument which doth convincingly prove that there shall be such a day wherein all the involucra and entanglements of providence shall be clearly unfolded.  Then shall the riddle be dissolved, … Continue reading →