The Kayelton Group

“Wisdom is the knowledge which sees into the heart of things, which knows them as they are. Prudence is the understanding which leads to right action.” (J. Armitage Robinson 1858-1933)

“All flesh may see the glory of God, manifested in the sending of Christ, but only His own will truly rejoice therein.” (Edward J. Young 1907-1968)

“Even the most courageous faith, hoping for miraculous things, will ofttimes stagger.” (No author named)

“It is unthinkable that a God of infinite wisdom and power would create a world without a definite plan for that world.” (Loraine Boettner 1901-1990)

“Let us remember also that in our own understanding there is nothing but vanity and that we must not measure God by our measuring stick.” John Calvin (1509-1564)

“We measure the infinite God, not only with a finite rule, but a sinfully wicked one.” (No Author Named)

“A man does not cease to be himself when God uses him. His powers are not changed, they are merely controlled so as to effect the very purpose, and no other, which God would accomplish. It is as if a musician were to play first upon a flute and then upon a cornet; each instrument would give its own sound wholly different from the other, but the breath that makes the sound and the genius that inspires the music is the same. Moses, David, Isaiah, James, Paul, Peter, were so many different instruments, though not mechanical instruments, each with personal peculiarities of his own, but all were used by the same God as the media of communicating with men.” (H. H. Tucker)

“The truth of the matter is that God, in all of His holiness, is of such grand perfection that He cannot lie.” (Author not named..1979)

“I am convinced that no finite being could have created this wondrous orb, or could have poised it in mid-heaven, or could, for so many ages, have supplied it with such vast resources of light and heat; and, therefore, I am forced to conclude that it must have had an infinite, Almighty and Beneficent Creator.” (J. R. Graves 1820-1893)

“The sanctification of His people was the grand object which Christ had in view in becoming incarnate, and that He steadily pursued throughout the whole of His life and sufferings. The Church is now cleansed, set apart, and adorned by His atoning sacrifice. Christ sustained all the transgressions of His people, made atonement for them, removed the same from before God, and washed them from all defilement by His soul travail, bloody sweat, and death; and in consequence, they now stand before the Eye of infinite justice and holiness as everlastingly righteous and pure.” (Arthur W. Pink 1886-1952)