Quotemeal: Dec. 30th, 1962

Sunday, December 30, 1962

"Believers have not been distinctly guided to see that nothing is more natural and beautiful and blessed than to be nothing, so that God may be all..."
— Andrew Murray

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Illustration of Andrew Murray — "Believers have not been distinctly guided to see that nothing is more natural and beautiful and blessed than to be nothing, so that God may be all..."

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