The Kayelton Group

“It is a conquering, prevailing greatness of His power; it makes nothing rise up to something; it makes all things arrive to whatsoever He will have them arrive; they have all a faculty in them to obey Him; He is ABLE to subdue all things to himself, and by that same power He will glorify believers.”  Thomas Goodwin  (1600-1679)

“Man discovered to himself and aware of his wants, will fall into despair if the growing sense of guilt is not stilled by the great redemption of the cross.”  (George Smeation; 1814-1889)

“The Lord is round about His people, from henceforth even for ever.  In reality, therefore, they are just as safe, though surrounded by the snares and agitations of this present evil world, as their inheritance itself in the heavens.”  (John Lillie; 1812-1867)

“Sin has made men worship either (1) a false God, which is idolatry; or (2) God falsely, which is superstition.”  Ralph Venning (1622-1674)

“Nothing is so directly fitted to subdue lust as a full recognition of the glorious Godhead and His presence in the soul.”  (A.A. Bonar  1810-1892)

“Forbearance to weak brethren has for its motive the death of Christ for them.”  (Robert Haldane; 1772-1854)

“Multitude of thy mercy.”–“Seen in many forbearances before conversion, countless pardons, innumerable gifts, many promises, frequent visits, and abundant deliverances.  Of all these, who can count the thousandth part?”  Unknown

“The soul thus on the road to this glorious destiny, is humbled with the growing sense of its unworthiness, and feels more deeply that in our flesh dwells no good thing—sees nothing in us that we can suppose Jesus will love.”  (George Burrowes; 1811-1894)

“The nearer to God, the clearer becomes our vileness.”  (Job 43:6; William H. Van Doren  1810-1882)

“He took indeed sin’s form, that He might bear sin’s due: but He never knew sin’s stain.”  Henry Law (1797-1884)