Ne pensez pas, malgré toutes les belles promesses que l'on vous fait, que vous recevrez la couronne sans passer par la Croix."
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Auteur inconnu, The Kneeling Christian, circa 1930, ch. 7.
God cannot always grant our petitions immediately. Sometimes we are not fitted to receive the gift. Sometimes He says "No" in order to give us something far better.
Unknown Author, The Kneeling Christian, circa 1930, ch. 7.
John Gerstner, The Problem of Pleasure, Soli Deo Gloria, 2002, p. 6.
The only thing that has happened to sin is that people now, rather than affirming it by affirming it, prefer to affirm it by denying it… When they call me a sinner because I ought to know better than to affirm sin, they are themselves affirming sin. Though sinning itself is bad enough, denying sin is an additional sin, so that those who deny sin are actually double sinners.
John Gerstner, The Problem of Pleasure, Soli Deo Gloria, 2002, p. 6.
Cette attente patiente de l’âme qui sait qu’elle est comme dans une habitation provisoire, peut-être pour très peu de temps, fait-elle partie de notre vie ? Ne donne-t-elle pas un peu de courage à ceux qui souffrent d’un handicap ? Si nous étions remplis du désir de rencontrer le Seigneur qui a donné sa vie pour nous, notre vie lui serait consacrée. Lui voudrait pouvoir dire à chacun : “Tu as été fidèle…, entre dans la joie de ton maître” (Matthieu 25. 21). »
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Celui qui dit que je suis seul... n'a jamais écouté Dieu qui est toujours avec lui.
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He who says I'm alone... had never listened to God who is always with him.
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Donald S. Whitney, Spiritual Disciplines for the Christian Life, 1991, p. 139.
If there are any regrets in Heaven, they will only be that we did not use our earthly time more for the glory of God and for growth in His grace. If this is so, this may be Heaven’s only similarity with hell, which will be filled with agonizing laments over time so foolishly squandered.
Donald S. Whitney, Spiritual Disciplines for the Christian Life, 1991, p. 139.
Tout autre enseignant juif s'assurait que son enseignement était documenté par de nombreuses citations de la Bible et que les noms de ses maîtres étaient ajoutés pour donner du poids à son opinion ; son autorité doit toujours être de seconde main. Mais pas Jésus. Il a simplement énoncé la loi.
R.T. France, Jesus the Radical, 1989, InterVarsity Christian Fellowship/USA ; p. 204.
Any other Jewish teacher made very sure that his teaching was documented with extensive quotations from Scripture and with the names of his teachers added to give weight to his opinion; his authority must always be second-hand. But not Jesus. He simply laid down the law.
R.T. France, Jesus the Radical, 1989, InterVarsity Christian Fellowship/USA; p. 204.
Billy Graham
The entire plan for the future has its key in the resurrection.
Billy Graham
Mary Kassian
The first and most obvious reason we call (God) “Father” is because that is what He wants to be called. The first person of the Trinity has many names – Almighty One, Creator, Most High, Holy Holy Holy, the Rock, the Great I Am. But when Jesus came to tear away the veil so we could look directly into the heart of God, He revealed God as “Father.” Jesus used the word “Father” more than any other description or name for God. And He taught us to address God in the same way: “Our Father who art in heaven…” “Father” is God’s self-revealed designation.
Mary Kassian