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“Jesus gives us to understand that two agreed are better, stronger, than twelve or a thousand divided by enmities and ambitious passions.”  Alexander Balmain Bruce  (1831-1899)

“For never was any sinner qualified to come to Christ.  He is well qualified to come to us; but a sinner out of Christ has no qualifications for Christ but sin and misery.”  Horatius Bonar  (1808-1890)

“Be our troubles many in number, strange in nature, heavy in measure; Yet God’s mercies are more numerous, his wisdom more wondrous, his power more miraculous; he will deliver us out of all.  Thomas Adams (1807-1880)

“Should the whole frame of nature be unhinged, and all outward friends and supporters prove false and deceitful, our worldly hopes and schemes be disappointed, and possessions torn from us, and the floods of sickness, poverty and disgrace overwhelm our … Continue reading →

“The Lord has appointed various means, and commanded you to use them.  Employ them all, therefore, and instead of depending on them, or relying on your use of them, trust that the Lord Jesus will render them effectual.  If you … Continue reading →

“Mere formalists may be content without answers to their prayers, but genuine suppliants cannot; they are not satisfied with the results of prayer itself in calming the mind and subduing the will—they must go further and obtain actual replies from … Continue reading →

“Those who are ordained unto eternal life were not so ordained on account of any worthiness foreseen in them, or of any good works to be wrought by them, nor yet for their future faith, but purely and solely of … Continue reading →

“For with the Lord is mercy…In myself I perceive nothing but wrath, in the devil nothing but hatred, in the world nothing but extreme fury and madness.  But the Holy Ghost cannot lie, which willeth me to trust because there … Continue reading →

“God makes a man righteous by possessing him with a principle of righteousness; which principle is not of nature, but of grace; not of man, but of God.”  (John Bunyan, 1628-1688)

“Cares do, as the word imports, distract the soul and scatter it into wild thoughts, wandering anxieties.”  Thomas Goodwin  (1600-1679)