The Kayelton Group

“The love of God is a holy love.  It expresses itself not by condoning sin or compromising with it; God deals with it and yet does in such a way that the sinner is not destroyed with his sin, but is delivered from it and its consequences.”  (D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones  1899-1981)

“Departure from God’s Word is the beginning of all moral disorders.”  (H. C. Leupold; 1891-1972)

“Grace appears on the throne, arrayed in the beauties of holiness, and smiling with divine benevolence; touched with feelings of the tenderest compassion, and armed with all the magnificence of invincible power.”  (Abraham Booth  1734-1806)

“He made Himself responsible and gathered up into His own personality all the misery resulting from sin represented in a dead man and broken-hearted people round about Him.  This was voluntary identification with the sorrow that issues from sin, and was the outcome of righteous wrath against the sin that caused the sorrow.  It is a most remarkable unveiling of the heart of Jesus.”  (G. C. Morgan; 1863-1945)

“The delight which the people of God have from the word is a privilege peculiar to themselves: and this word has enough to give delight to all their number.”  (Daniel Wilcox  1676-1733)

“All the devils of hell combining their powers would find themselves unable to put one of God’s servants to death, whilst any part of their work on earth remains unperformed.”  (George Lawson; 1749-1820)

“God is able to do all we ask him to do; he is even able to do all that we dare not ask but merely imagine; he can do more than this; far more; very far more.”  (William Hendriksen; 1900-1982)

“The proud hill tops let the rain run off; the lowly valleys are richly watered.”  (Augustine 354-430)

“We must never think of our cross as our penalty; we must think of it as our glory…The harder the task we give a student, or a craftsman, or a surgeon, the more we honor him. We, in effect, say that we believe that nobody but him could attempt that task at all.  So when it is hard to be a Christian, we must regard it as our glory, as our honor given to us by God.”  (W. Barclay)

“Till sin be hated it cannot be mortified; you will not cry against it.…Mercy to sin is cruelty to the soul.”  (Edward Reyner  1600-1670)