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“God can overrule all, just because He rules over all. This truth is of far-reaching application, and must convey immense comfort to the people of God, especially in our own time.” (William Graham Scroggie 1877-1958)

“In every department of his thought and life, the possessor of the wisdom which is from above is ‘considerate and forbearing.’ Many professing Christians may tremble to think of this characteristic.” (Robert Johnstone 1871)

“If we could remember that the divine mercy is not a temporary mood but an attribute of God’s eternal being, we would no longer fear that it will someday cease to be.” (A. W. Tozer 1897-1963)

“God must not lose the honor of His righteousness because the reason of it appears not to our shallow understanding. We may not reprehend what we cannot comprehend.” (Christopher Ness 1621-1705)

“It is very melancholy to see a man’s worst come out so closely on the back of his best; yet this is not seldom the case, especially with a true believer, and especially if he be of an ardent disposition.” … Continue reading →

“For we know well enough, that howsoever God seem at the first not to hear, yet the Lord is a sure refuge in due time—in affliction.”  (Thomas Playfere; 1561)

“Christ does not only declare that God will give us needed grace, but He Himself undertakes to see it done.”  Jonathan Edwards  (1703-1758)

“Here is One who has all tender counsel and consolation for all who apply to him.  Is not this the prerogative of Jehovah?  ‘I, even I, am he that comforts you.’  This office demands omniscience, omnipotence, omnipresence, eternity: and he … Continue reading →

“Sin remaining in me will not prove that therefore I am not in Christ, otherwise Christ should have no members upon earth; but grace working in that new disposition which nature could never effect proves undoubtedly that we are in … Continue reading →

“Whether for the overthrow of his enemies or the salvation of his people, ‘The voice of the Lord is powerful; the voice of the Lord is full of majesty.’  It scatters the proud and it gives joy and confidence to … Continue reading →