Quotemeal: Oct. 24th, 2007

Wednesday, October 24, 2007

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"In the New Testament it is the work and not the workers that is glorified."
— Alfred Plummer

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"Speech any man may attain to, but "act" is difficult."
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"We are called to stand on the Promises, not to merely sit on the premises."
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"If a man is not made for God, why is he happy only in God?"
— Blaise Pascal —

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Illustration of Alfred Plummer — "In the New Testament it is the work and not the workers that is glorified."

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