The Kayelton Group

From dead works as well as from acts of sin, we must be purged through the blood of the covenant before our service can be pleasing to God.”  (William Arnot  1808-1875)

“It is an absolutely perfect pardon; and to make it so, three things are required.  It must be full, free, and everlasting.  That is, it must extend to all sin; it must be bestowed without any conditions to be performed by the sinner; and it must be absolutely irreversible.”  (Abraham Booth  1734-1806)

“I dare add, with the apostle, that He who has begun this good work in you, will perfect it till the day of Jesus Christ.  It is not in vain that He has rescued you from so many troubles, saved you from so many shipwrecks, gathered you together again so many dispersions, and preserved you miraculously amidst so much confusion.”  (John Dailie  1594-1670)

“The gulf which divides the Creator from the creature is wide, and no created mind has analyzed God’s being or measured the ways of His counsel.”  (Klass Schilder  (1890-1952)

“A person who makes decisions out of love and humility will do what is best for others, not what is best for himself.”  (Robert G. Gromacki)

“Contentment involves learning to love the will of God regardless of the circumstances into which it may bring a person.”  (Charles Caldwell Ryrie  1925)

“Conversion is a peculiar and sovereign gift of God.  The sinner has no power to turn himself unto God, but is turned or renewed by divine grace before he can do anything spiritually good.”  (Loraine Boettner  1901-1990)

“No miracle is great enough to conquer unbelief.  Miracles may make men wonder, but it is only the Spirit of God that can make men believe.”  (William H. Van Doren  1810-1882)

“Turn me not only from sin and ignorance, but from every false confidence and every deceitful refuge.”  (James Hervey; 1714-1758)

“If one sinful thought remains unatoned for by Christ (on behalf of His people), there is evil enough in it to sink to the lowest hell.”  (Christopher Ness  1621-1705)