Quotemeal: Jan. 15th, 1960

Friday, January 15, 1960

"What soap is to the body, tears are for the soul."
— Jewish Proverb

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— Gordon McDonald —
"The life of faith does not earn eternal life: it is eternal life. And Christ is its vehicle."
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Illustration of Jewish Proverb — "What soap is to the body, tears are for the soul."

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