Quotemeal: Sep. 3rd, 2002

Tuesday, September 3, 2002

"We can never hear the warning often enough. The tongue may be small, but oh so deadly when not under the sanctifying grace of God."
— Lin Pearson

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Illustration of Lin Pearson — "We can never hear the warning often enough. The tongue may be small, but oh so deadly when not under the sanctifying grace of God."

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