The Kayelton Group

“Worthy men reflect a credit upon their families.  Live so that you may not disgrace your lineage; and you that come of worthy ancestors, walk answerably to the dignity of your extraction.” (Thomas Manton 1620-1677)

“All is on record, everything is determined, nothing is left uncertain, as if God’s plans were in some sense contingent on unforeseen developments.” (Albertus Pieters 1869-1955)

“Joy is experienced when we realize that our sin has been judged and put away in Christ. It has been so in the purpose and intention of God.”  Frederick Brotherton Meyer (1847-1929)

“The story of Ruth is the story of a God, Who is not frustrated by the failure of an instrument or the poor quality of the material with which He has to work. He continues to work out details of His plan, even in the worst of times.” (George E. Gardiner 1919-1984)

“That it is the sorest judgment in the world to be left to sin upon any pretence whatsoever.” (Thomas Brooks 1608-1680)

“He who would repent acceptably must first believe in Christ that he may so repent.” (John Colquhoun 1748-1827)

“Often ‘unlearned’ persons are in the highest degree self-opinionated as regards spiritual matters, and on the other hand some of the most learned are humble and childlike and accept the truths of the Gospel unreservedly.” (Norval Geldenhuys 1918-1964)

“For the fact of the creation is regarded in the Bible as a fact revealed; and as such, it is commended to our faith. Thus, the scriptural method on this subject is exactly the reverse of what is called the natural. It is not to ascend from nature up to nature’s God, but to descend, if we may so speak, from God to God’s nature, or His works of nature; not to hear the creation speaking of the Creator, but to hear the Creator speaking of the creation.” R.S. Candlish (1806-1873)

“Tomorrow about this time.”  Though, as a rule, the mills of God grind slowly, there are times when their velocity is wonderfully accelerated.  He has sometimes wonderful tomorrows.” (William Garden Blaikie 1820-1899)

“The Divine life in the soul of man is indestructible — it cannot perish; the seed that grace has implanted in the heart is incorruptible — it cannot be corrupted.” (Octavius Winslow 1808-1878)