In regard of God, patience is a submission to His sovereignty. To endure a trial, simply because we cannot avoid or resist it, is not Christian patience. But to humbly submit because it is the will of God to inflict the trial, to be silent because the sovereignty of God orders it - is true godly patience.

The little time that remains between this moment and our death, should quicken our diligence to inherit the endless and unchangeable eternity of God.

We often learn more of God under the rod that strikes us than under the staff that comforts us.

A man may be theologically knowing and spiritually ignorant.

It is the black work of an ungodly man or an atheist, that God is not in all his thoughts. What comfort can be had in the being of God without thinking of him with reverence and delight? A God forgotten is as good as no God to us.

How comfortable it is to have One, day and night, before the throne to control the charge of our enemy, and the despondencies of our souls.

No man is an unbeliever, but because he will be so; and every man is not an unbeliever, because the grace of God conquers some, changes their wills, and binds them to Christ.