Author Archives: thekayeltongroup2

Our love is not the cause of His, but His is the cause of ours; and it is not merely His loving us, but the shedding it abroad in our hearts by His Spirit, which draws out our love to … Continue reading →

“Those, who have once known the unspeakable enjoyment of communion with a reconciled God, cannot long endure the sensible withdrawment of divine mercy.”  (Morrison, 1762-1809)

The loss of spiritual enjoyment . . . shall be the symptom that betrays the true condition of the soul.  The judgment shall lose none of its light, but the heart much of its fervor; the truths of revelation, especially … Continue reading →

“But nothing in heaven, or earth, or hell, unlocks the arms which cling around a divine Bridegroom.  At each moment He is nearer than the shadow to the side.  Life is leaning on His arm.  Death is sleeping on His … Continue reading →

“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 →

This daily thought is exceedingly long, but it speaks volumes.  The Kayelton Group “We cannot attain to a comprehension of all the wisdom of God. We cannot see how its several parts cohere with each other, or how they consist … Continue reading →

“If anything could be imagined which was to be added in time to the blessedness of the relationship which the Godhead eternally enjoyed, none would have suggested that it was to be sinful depraved fallen man. Truly, the election of … Continue reading →

“The inference from God’s words to Moses is that the bestowal of the Divine mercy depends not on man’s will or man’s effort, but simply on ‘God that sheweth mercy’  (Rom. 9: 15-16).”  (Edwin Hamilton Gifford  (1820-1905)

“Ideally, faith is the inspiration of love, and love is the manifestation of faith.”  William Graham Scroggie  (1877-1958)

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