Quotemeal: Mar. 11th, 2003

Tuesday, March 11, 2003

"Live to please God, and He will breathe on thee His peace. Seek His glory, and He will make thy heart His home. Do His will, and thereby good shall come to thee."
— F. B. Meyer

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Illustration of F. B. Meyer — "Live to please God, and He will breathe on thee His peace. Seek His glory, and He will make thy heart His home. Do His will, and thereby good shall come to thee."

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