The Kayelton Group

“Shame, guilt and woe would be my portion if I should leave any effort untried to unfold His glorious image.  Let me rather use every power of life and pen to magnify and exalt Him:–to beseech men to ponder Him—to search for Him—to receive Him—to love Him—to follow Him—to serve Him—to commend Him—to live in Him, and through Him, and for Him.”  Henry Law  (1797-1884)

“It must likewise be understood that so long as the believer is in this world, his childhood lasts and therefore lasts his education.”  (John Lillie; 1812-1867)

“For a small moment have I forsaken thee; but with great mercies will I gather thee;” here is not only a gathering after a forsaking, but great mercies”  to make amends for “a small moment.”  He who hath engaged to be our God for ever, cannot depart for ever.”  Timothy Cruso; 1656-1697)

“The inner man thus nourished, fights with a giant’s might, the fight of faith, and mounts up with eagles’ wings toward Zion’s heights.”  (Henry Law  1797-1884)

“This Gospel is the glad tidings from God of the accomplishment of the promise of salvation that had been made to Adam.”  (Robert Haldane; 1772-1854)

“Affliction is then come to the height and its complete measure when the sinner is made sensible of his own weakness and sees there is no help for him save in God alone.” David Dickson  (1583-1662)

“He speaks to us in terms of the strongest and most tender affection—assures us that whatever may be thought of us by the world, we are beautiful in his eyes, and that love is the expression of soul which draws his admiration. Song of Solomon  1:15.”  (George Burrowes; 1814-1894)

“A godly sorrow weeps for the remains of heart corruption.”  (William H. Van Doren; 1810-1882)

“There is present to each of us a wicked demon lying in wait for us, a seducer and hater of good, and the same that from the beginning plotted against the salvation of man.”  (Eusebius, 263-339)

“God makes use not only of the imprudence, but of the worst vices of men to the accomplishment of His own pleasure.”  George Lawson  (1749-1820)