Quotemeal: May. 26th, 1959

Tuesday, May 26, 1959

Verse of the Day: The Stream Continues

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"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."
— Thomas à Kempis

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"The renewal of our natures is a work of great importance. It is not to be done in a day. We have not only a new house to build up, but an old one to pull down."
"We find freedom when we find God; we lose it when we lose Him."
"Pride is the utter poverty of soul disguised as riches, imaginary light where in fact there is darkness."
"God can change our circumstances, but sometimes He waits for us to show real desire for change as well as our faith in Him."

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Illustration of Thomas à Kempis — "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."

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