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The calm, tranquil energy of the Redeemer's soul; the deep strength of principle which nothing could shake; the serene courage which looked down upon menaces, clamor, contumely, sacrifice, death, — this is the temper which pours contempt upon the intrepidity of heroes, but which the Holy Spirit infuses into the humble Christian.

— Richard Fuller

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Any pleasure which takes and keeps the heart from God is sinful, and unless forsaken, will be fatal to the soul.

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Men and brethren, a simple trust in God is the most essential ingredient in moral sublimity of character.

Count not that thou hast lived that day, in which thou hast not lived with God.

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O, for a living faith in a living Redeemer!

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