Quotemeal: Jul. 21st, 1955

Thursday, July 21, 1955

"Your heart is not the compass that God steers by."
— Samuel Rutherford

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— Victor Hugo —
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— Oscar Wilde —
"Understanding is knowing what to do; wisdom is knowing what to do next; virtue is actually doing it."
— Tristan Gulberd —
"It is easier to ridicule than commend."
— Thomas Fuller —

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Illustration of Samuel Rutherford — "Your heart is not the compass that God steers by."

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