Grace Quotes
Updated April 2007
This page contains some of the choicest quotes available on the topic of Grace.
Our prayer is that they set your heart to praise and adoration of our Heavenly Father,
the God of all Grace!
One puddle, if we wallow in it
(Brooks, "The Golden Key to Open Hidden Treasures")
One sin stripped the fallen angels of all their glory.
One sin stripped our first parents of all their dignity and excellency.
One fly in the box of precious ointment spoils the whole box.
One thief may rob a man of all his treasure.
One disease may deprive a man of all his health.
One millstone will sink a man to the bottom of the sea, as well as a hundred.
One puddle, if we wallow in it--will defile us. Just so, one sin allowed
and lived in--will make a man miserable forever.
Some will leave all their sins but one. Satan can hold a man fast enough by one
sin which he allows and lives in--as the fowler can hold the bird fast enough by
one wing or by one claw.
Satan is content that men should yield to God in many things--provided that they
will be but true to Satan in some one thing. The devil knows very well, that as
one grain of poison may poison a man, and one stab at the heart may kill a man--just
so, one sin unrepented of, one sin allowed, retained, cherished, and practiced --will
certainly damn a man.
Though all the parts of a man's body are healthy, except only one part--that one
diseased and ulcerous part may be deadly to you. Just so, one sin allowed, indulged,
and lived in--will prove killing and damning to you.
It is horrid hypocrisy, damnable folly, and astonishing impudency--for a man to
beg the pardon of those very sins which he is resolved never to forsake.
These things should be frequently and seriously thought of, by such poor fools as
are entangled by any lust.
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Who was Jesus?
He began His ministry by being hungry, yet He is the Bread of Life.
Jesus ended His earthly ministry by being thirsty, yet He is the Living Water.
Jesus was weary, yet He is our rest.
Jesus paid tribute, yet He is the King.
Jesus was accused of having a demon, yet He cast out demons.
Jesus wept, yet He wipes away our tears.
Jesus was sold for thirty pieces of silver, yet He redeemed the world.
Jesus was brought as a lamb to the slaughter, yet He is the Good Shepherd.
Jesus died, yet by His death He destroyed the power of death.
Gregory of Nazianzus, A.D. 381