Quotemeal: Dec. 2nd, 1958

Tuesday, December 2, 1958

"Jesus gave history a new beginning. In every land He is at home...His birthday is kept across the world. His death-day has set a gallows against every city skyline."
— George Buttrick

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"I have this theory that if one person shows compassion to another then that person will start a chain reaction of the same."
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C. S. Lewis
"If indeed there had been anything better and more profitable to the health of men than to suffer, Christ would surely have shown it by word and example."
"If God were small enough to be understood, He would not be big enough to be worshiped."

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Illustration of George Buttrick — "Jesus gave history a new beginning.  In every land He is at home...His birthday is kept across the world.  His death-day has set a gallows against every city skyline."

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Quotemeal is a daily dose of Christian quotes to inspire and encourage.