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“When we are deeply convinced that it is not in man that walketh to direct his steps, and that Christ alone can give us the light of life, we will seek the true wisdom where it is to be found, … Continue reading →

“Law commands and it produces wrath when it is violated (Rom. 4:15); it knows no grace.  Promise is the assurance of gracious bestowment; it is a free gift.”  (John Murray; 1898-1975)

“Though you are still weak in comparison with others, yet you are grown stronger in comparison with your former self, and therefore certainly you have no just cause or reason to be discouraged in this respect.”  (William Bridge; 1600-1671)

“May I remember that by the blood of thy dear son, and by that alone, have I been brought nigh (Eph. 2:13); that it required nothing less than the stoop of Deity, and the sufferings and death of his perfect … Continue reading →

“So, do you speak against God’s ways, and His providences which have taken place concerning your condition and outward comforts?  Who is this that darkens counsel by words without knowledge?  Where is the man or woman whose heart is so … Continue reading →

“Grace in Christ and grace in us are of the same nature though not of the same degree: grace in us is as in streams, but grace in Christ is as in fountains; it is but a small measure we … Continue reading →

“The deceitfulness of the human heart is strikingly exhibited in the different judgments which men pass upon themselves and others; condemning in others what they excuse in themselves.  And infrequently it happens that the most censorious are the most criminal.”  … Continue reading →

“Though God doth not, nor never will, disinherit his people for their sins; yet he hath severely punished his people for their sins.”  (Thomas Brooks;  1608-1680)

“It is rather unfair to attribute insincerity to an opponent simply because his solution does not coincide with yours.”  (H. C. Leopold, 1891-1972)

“Will anyone dare to conclude that there is unrighteousness with God because he dispenses or withholds his favors according to his own sovereign pleasure?  (Abraham Booth; 1734-1806)