Quotemeal: Oct. 3rd, 1947

Friday, October 3, 1947

"Christians are not men and women who are hoping for salvation, but those who have experienced it."
— M. Lloyd-Jones

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Illustration of M. Lloyd-Jones — "Christians are not men and women who are hoping for salvation, but those who have experienced it."

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