Quotemeal: May. 2nd, 1958

Friday, May 2, 1958

"God does not waste suffering; if he ploughs it is because He purposes a crop."
— J.O.Sanders

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"He that returns good for evil obtains the victory."
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Illustration of J.O.Sanders — "God does not waste suffering; if he ploughs it is because He purposes a crop."

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