The Kayelton Group

“The crucifixion of Christ, which is admittedly the worst crime in all human history, had, we are expressly told, its exact and necessary place in the plan  (Acts 2:23; 4:28).  Loraine Boettner  (1901-1990)

“Though our expectations are, in some particular instances, disappointed, yet God’s promises are not disannulled; they are established in the very heavens, that is, in his eternal counsels; they are above the changes of this lower region, and out of the reach of the opposition of hell and earth.”  Matthew Henry (1662-1714)

“The descriptions of God help us to form right thoughts of him, and the promise, to fasten upon him by a sure trust.”  Thomas Manton (1620-1677)

“Reader, do you seriously believe, that Jesus thus humbled Himself even for you?  If you do, you cannot but feel, that no debt can be like your debt; and that, as heaven is high above the earth, so great is what you owe, beyond what you can ever pay.”  Henry Law  (1797-1884)

God’s Providence:  “This is an important branch of practical religion; and to the neglect of its due cultivation may be imputed much of that darkness and distress of mind which is felt under afflictive dispensations.  The possession of this knowledge is a mark of wisdom, and a means of safety:  “Whoso is wise, and will observe these things, even they shall understand the loving-kindness of the Lord.”  Thomas McCrie  (1772-1836)

“To know that God exists does not determine how he is to be worshipped.”  James Madison Pendleton  (1811-1891)

“The Bible answers every question concerning the eternal welfare of the human soul.”  Claude Duval Cole  (1885-1968)

“Those who can suppose that by formal obedience to definite precepts they fulfil the will of God and do all that is required of them, do not know the barest elements of what is required for admission into the Kingdom.”  Alfred Plummer  (1841-1926)

“IN HIS WORD, on the ground of His promises I have claimed that mercy, and now my soul ‘is unto the Lord,’ that I may ever find fresh mercy, and grace for all my need.  This waiting, hoping attitude is the attitude of a true heart, of one not easily discouraged, of one that says, ‘I will not let Thee go, except Thou bless me.”  J.J. Stewart Perowne  (1823-1904)

 “With the growth in goodness grows the sense of sin.  One law fulfilled shows a thousand neglected.  Moral advancement, as a natural consequence, destroys the sense of merit, and produces that of sin.”  (Moztley)