The Kayelton Group

“How much more urgently necessary it is for us as erring mortals full of failings to have the closest communion with Him in constant prayer!”  (Norval Geldenhuys; 1918-1964)

“What the law could not do, not from any deficiency in itself but owing to the depravity of man, God has fully accomplished.  Man has no righteousness of his own which he can plead, but God has provided a righteousness for him.  This righteousness, infinitely superior to that which he originally possessed, is provided solely by grace and received solely by faith.  It is placed to the account of the believer for his justification without the smallest respect either to his previous or subsequent obedience.”  Robert Haldane  (1764-1842)

“When we cannot see how it is likely or possible that we can be extricated out of the difficulties we are cast into, especially in our spiritual condition, we are obliged to give unto God the glory of doing above all things we can conceive, for the good of those that desire to be his subjects.”  (David Dickson;  1583-1662)

“The cause why our oppressors prevail against us is, because we trust too much in our own wits, and lean too much upon our own inventions; opposing  subtlety to subtlety, one evil device to another, matching and maintaining policy by policy, and not committing our cause to God.”  (Abraham Wright, 1611-1690)

“This is one great characteristic of the word of God — however incomprehensible to the carnal mind, it is adapted to every grade of enlightened intelligence.”  (W. Wilson)

“Whatever blessings I now possess, whatever enjoyments I hereafter expect, I freely acknowledge the unrivalled honour belongs to Thee.”  (Abraham Booth;  1734-1806)

“Why should we not believe?  All things are ready—the completed sacrifice—the free Spirit—the plain well-accredited record—nothing in the way but ‘the evil heart of unbelief’—a state of mind as monstrous as it is wicked, as irrational as it is ruinous.”  (John Brown;  1784-1858)

“The true penitent by his unreserved confession of his crimes accuses himself.  (John Colquhoun; 1748-1827)

“Throughout, therefore, it is the Word of God that is recognized as the sole source and criterion of the truth.”  Herman Hoeksema (1886-1965)

“Carnal reason bespatters Divine wisdom.”  (Christopher Ness;  1621-1705)