Quotemeal: Jul. 7th, 1954

Wednesday, July 7, 1954

"Jesus, like any good fisherman, first catches the fish; then He cleans them."
— Mark Potter

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— Billy Sunday —
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— Winston Churchill —
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— Thomas à Kempis —

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Illustration of Mark Potter — "Jesus, like any good fisherman, first catches the fish; then He cleans them."

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