Gems of Thought

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Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 20, 1856

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 7, No. 25.

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Gems of Thought.

HE with whom we have to do, will demonstrate to every conscience, soon or late, that his name is HO-LY. He will bring forward to the conscience which he means to purify, its more refined as well as more gross offences. Cecil.
A lost affliction is an immense loss. Philip Henry.
Men are ignorant of God, and ignorant of Christ, ignorant of the way of salvation, ignorant of their own happiness, blind in the midst of the brightest and clearest light, ignorant under all manner of instructions. Edwards.
He is wretched indeed, who goes up and down in the world without a God to take care of him, to be his guide and protector, and to bless him. Ib.