Quotemeal: Jan. 9th, 1957

Wednesday, January 9, 1957

"No one who really wants to count for God can afford to play at Christianity."
— H. A. Ironside

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Illustration of H. A. Ironside — "No one who really wants to count for God can afford to play at Christianity."

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