Quotemeal: Jan. 30th, 1955

Sunday, January 30, 1955

"It's no good to sit up and take notice if we just keep on sitting."
— Author Unknown

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"God is in the hypocrite's mouth, but the world is in his heart."
— Gurnall —
"Culture of intellect, without religion in the heart, is only civilized barbarism and disguised animalism."
— Christian Karl von Bunsen —
"Some Christians haven't even attempted to think about whether or not they would die for Jesus because they haven't really been living for Him."
— DC Talk —
"Sometimes God has to put us flat on our back before we are looking up to Him."
— Jack Graham —

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Illustration of Author Unknown — "It's no good to sit up and take notice if we just keep on sitting."

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