The Kayelton Group

“When the believer questions the power of God, or his interest in it, his joy gusheth out as blood out of a broken vein.”  William Gurnall  (1617-1679)

“It cannot be too firmly maintained, that each sin is an infinite evil, and therefore requires the expiation of infinite merit.”  (Henry Law  1797-1884)

“You will soon know that your bitterest trials and your sorest pains are sure tokens of His love.  The father corrects because he loves.  In anxious care the physician deeply probes the wounds.  Thus Jesus makes earth hard, that you may long for heaven’s holy rest.  He shows you your self-vileness that you may prize His cleansing blood.  He suffers you to stumble that you may cleave more closely to His side.  He makes the world a blank that you may seek all comfort in Himself.  If He seems to change, it is that you may change.  He hides His face, that you may look towards Him.  He is silent, that you may cry more loudly.  His desertion prevents your desertion.”  Henry Law  (1797-1844)

“What the law could not do, not from any deficiency in itself, but owing to the depravity of man, God has fully accomplished.  Man has no righteousness of his own which he can plead, but God has provided a righteousness for him.  This righteousness, infinitely superior to that which he originally possessed, is provided solely by grace, and received solely by faith.  It is placed to the account of the believer for his justification, without the smallest respect either to his previous or subsequent obedience.”  Robert Haldane  (1772-1854)

Love flowing from the heart of Jesus into the heart of a poor, believing sinner, expelling selfishness, melting coldness, conquering sinfulness, and drawing that heart up in a simple and unreserved surrender, is of all principles of action, the most powerful.”  Octavius Winslow  (1808-1878)

“The joy of the Lord” said Nehemiah, “is the strength of His people.”  William Garden Blaikie  (1820-1899)

“To have delivered me from all my troubles had been a great favor, but a far greater to deliver me from all my fears; for where that would but have freed me from present evil, this secures me from evil to come; that now I enjoy not only tranquility, but security, a privilege only of the godly.”  Sir Richard Baker; 1568 -1645

“Men can be critical more easily than they can be correct.” (W.E. Best; 1919-2007)

“For we may be well assured that what God’s goodness, grace, and mercy moved him to promise, his truth, his faithfulness, and righteousness will move him to perform.”  William Gouge 1575-1653

”All things ultimately must glorify God:  his will is carried out in the universe.  The Throne rules.  The Lamb reigns.  Hence, believers need not fear in times of tribulation, and anguish.  Let the trials come!”  (William Hendriksen  1900-1982)