What are some of your best quotes?
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Nice!
"Satan told me I was giving up everything for nothing, but I found what I had given up was as nothing and had gained everything".
Don't know if that counts as a quote....but it sure was my revelation before and after my baptism.
Don't know if that counts as a quote....but it sure was my revelation before and after my baptism.
I do have a corny redneck quote I made up as a kid......"I would if I could, but I cain't so I ain't".
That could be a quote right there! But anyway, thank you for reminding me that everything that we have including our quotes, comes from God!
Those are really good
Wicked and violent despotism thrashes to pieces the substrate of justice, but Christ Jesus is the Rock formation that provides an immovable foundation for a just-substrate to exist in society; just-law, void of all arbitrary violence, emanates from the just-substrate, and love for the innocent is the matrix that solidifies the substrate's existence in society.
lol, lots of big words in there
But inspiring quote. Many people do not understand that Jesus is absolutely necessary to have a peaceful society. This will understood during the Millennium. Praise God!lol, lots of big words in there
To extreme grammatical depiction, I linger in tumultuous angst, as unfettered anticipation festers to unwieldiness while awaiting your own quoted contributions Juk.
Thank you kindly for the complement
I kind of like to take quotes and redirect them. It is taking things out of context, but I think about the meaning that is unintended by the author.
The hidden workings of God:
"Something unknown is doing we don't know what" -- Sir Arthur Eddington
Bible study:
"When puzzled, it never hurts to read the primary documents" -- Steven Gould
Both of those were originally about other things, but they still work as I redirect them.
Some quotes are fine as originally intended:
"Anxiety does not empty tomorrow of its sorrows, but only empties today of its strength" -- Charles Spurgeon
"You get the chicken by hatching the egg, not by smashing it" -- Arnold Glasow
The hidden workings of God:
"Something unknown is doing we don't know what" -- Sir Arthur Eddington
Bible study:
"When puzzled, it never hurts to read the primary documents" -- Steven Gould
Both of those were originally about other things, but they still work as I redirect them.
Some quotes are fine as originally intended:
"Anxiety does not empty tomorrow of its sorrows, but only empties today of its strength" -- Charles Spurgeon
"You get the chicken by hatching the egg, not by smashing it" -- Arnold Glasow
To extreme grammatical depiction, I linger in tumultuous angst, as unfettered anticipation festers to unwieldiness while awaiting your own quoted contributions Juk.
Thank you kindly for the complement
I really like the last two.