Quotemeal: Sep. 30th, 1962

Sunday, September 30, 1962

"Christ is a substitute for everything, but nothing is a substitute for Christ."
— H.A. Ironside

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Illustration of H.A. Ironside — "Christ is a substitute for everything, but nothing is a substitute for Christ."

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