The Kayelton Group

“Who is the faithful witness God will hear? Why is His testimony so powerful and purifying? The faithful witness is God’s only Son. What makes His testimony so powerful and purifying is His BLOOD.” (Author not mentioned)

“Confession is to the soul as the whetstone is to the knife, that sharpens it and puts an edge on it; so doth confession of sin. Confessing thy evils to God doth sharpen and put an edge on thy supplications; that man will pray but faintly that doth confess sin but slightly” (Christopher Love 1618-1651)

“It is His faithfulness that shall establish His people, keep them from falling and from evil (Jude 24; 2 Thessalonians 3:3).” (Author unknown)

“The cure for unbelief is not argument, but the action of the Holy Spirit.” George Burrowes (First published 1853)

“With men, a free confession makes way for a condemnation; but with God, the more a sinner bemoans his offence the more he extenuates the anger of his Judge. Sin cannot but call for justice, as it is an offence against God; yet when once ‘tis a wound to the soul it moveth him to mercy and clemency.’” (Isaac Cravin 1630)

“The faithfulness of Christ and His obedience have secured eternal reconciliation and redemption for the elect of God (Romans 5:8-11; Hebrews 2:17).” (Author Unknown)

“Grieve not as without hope,” that upon thy sincere and suitable repentance, divine goodness will forgive thee thy sins.” (Nathanael Hardy 1618-1670)

“His almighty wonders are so incomprehensible that even the rage of the ungodly, and their mighty acts of unbelief and denial cannot make the faith of God ineffectual. (Romans 3:31.”) (Author unknown)

“There is no guile in the spirit of him who sees the truth of himself in the light of the truth of God. For the truth of God shows him at once that in Christ he is perfectly righteous before God, and in himself he is the chief of sinners.” (J. W. Reeve 1851)

“Christianity is a system intended not merely to awaken excitement or instruct the intellect, but to rule the life and form the character.” David Thomas (1813-1894)