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26 September 2014 

 

"... This immeasurable greatness of God’s power, this “working of his great might which he accomplished in Christ when he raised him from the dead and made him sit at his right hand in the heavenly places”, works also in us who believe, for he has blessed us in Christ with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly places. For though the Lord is so highly exalted he is not remote from his brethren; he is able to have compassion on “them that are out of the way”, and the fellowship which he has with the Father he shares with us."

 

- Alfred Nicholls

Seated at God’s Right Hand (1980)

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27 September 2014

 

"While he was perfect in character, unfailing in his service, unblemished in his sacrifice, one “altogether lovely,” he was yet a man, a member of our race, tempted in all points as we are tempted. Although he is so exceptional, he is yet our example, whose steps we are exhorted to follow. So Paul, exhorting the Philippians to be lowly in mind, turns to Jesus as the pattern in this virtue of humility."

 

- John Carter

The Humility of Christ (1944)

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28 September 2014

 

"Consider the lilies of the field" and Him who made them so. Shall we not in our provision for those about us manifest a similar abundant goodness? Do not let us be afraid of seeming to be extravagant in the riches of our giving, and, although the lesson is perhaps less needed, do not let us be ungracious in our acceptance of the tokens of an overflowing love. So may there be manifested in our lives a graciousness of being that mirrors the character of Him who clothed the grass of the field with all its matchless beauty."

 

- J.G. Buckler

"Consider the Lilies of the Field (1956) 

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30 September 2014

 

"The little flock to which the Father will give the kingdom is made up of men and women who with child-like humility have submitted themselves freely to the moulding influence of the Word. They have an enduring faith in that which God has promised, they render obedience to that which God has commanded. They have no confidence in the flesh but implicit trust in the power of God to save."

 

- Islip Collyer

Repentance, Conversion, Communion and Transformation (1954)

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