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“Whatever you need dwells richly in the Woman’s Seed.  Cast on Him your vileness, and take His purity; cast on Him your poverty, and take His riches; cast on Him your nothingness, and take His fullness; cast on Him your … Continue reading →

“Behold,’  He said in effect, “here is what I understand by Christianity: an unselfish and uncalculating devotion to me as the Saviour of sinners, and as the Sovereign of the kingdom of truth and righteousness.”  Alexander Balmain Bruce  (1831-1899)

“From all eternity God has purposed to do just exactly what He is doing.”  Loraine Boettner (1901-1990)

“Has it been my habitual intention to please God, or to please myself?  Has it been His glory that I have aimed at in every pursuit, or my own gratification, wealth or honour.”  John Colquhoun  (1748-18270

“We belong to a great family, and there must be no selfishness in our prayers; the blessings for which we ask are blessings to be shared by others.”  Alfred Plummer

“It is an unspeakable privilege, that we have a God to go to in our afflictions, and it is our duty to go to him, and thus to wrestle with him, and we shall not seek in vain.”  Matthew Henry … Continue reading →

“Certainly a dejected spirit liveth beneath the height of Christian privileges and principles.”  (Thomas Manton, 1620-1677)

“Real praise is established upon sufficient and constraining reasons; it is not irrational emotion, but rises, like a pure spring, from the deeps of experience.”  Charles H. Spurgeon  (1834-1892)

“Desires, then, though they be weak, are, notwithstanding, true desires, if they be the desires of the righteous thus described, and therefore are truly good, according to our text. (Psalms 119:131.”)  John Bunyan (1628-1688)

“We have reason to believe that all finite minds are under the direction of the Supreme Power, who, without destroying their accountability or interfering with their agency makes all their operations subservient to the accomplishment all of his counsels.”   James … Continue reading →