[Faith-talk] Thursday's Quotes

[Andrew Edgcumbe]

Hi these were great quotes paul thanks for sending those in.

On 9/22/11, Paul <oilofgladness47 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Yes, as you can see by this post I'm doing my quote thing a bit early today.
>  Just can't sleep, so the early berd decided to post.  Thanks for all the
> feedback on this list.  May wait until later to post the same quotes to the
> other lists.  And yes, I don't get my messages back in my inbox.  Sorry
> about not being as computer savvy as the rest of you, but I can't rightly
> configure my gmail account to automatically send me back my messages.
> Obviously there's a way, but I don't know how.  The only way this can be
> accomplished is for me to call a person on the phone who is sensitive enough
> to walk me through the process.  If any of you want to take on this task,
> please email the undersigned privately at oilofgladness47 at gmail.com, giving
> me your phone number and the best time to call.  Besides, I like to hear the
> voices of people with whom I am communicating by email from time to time.
> Anyway, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, I digress.  Here are today's
> quotes.  Be blessed as you read them.
>
> God is love, and Satan is hate.
>
> Why live for the devil as the world does?
>
> A good man does good works, but good works do not make a man good!
>
> What builders take months or years to build, wreckers tear down in a matter
> of days.  (quote compiler's comment:  Ditto for the Christian life).
>
> It is better for both tools and men to wear out than to rust out.
>
> There are those whose sole concern for work is how they may get out of it.
>
> No one is more secure than the one who is held in God's hands.
>
> God speaks through His Word; take time to listen.
>
> You can be a glimpse of God's love to someone.
>
> If you want God to lead you, be willing to follow.
>
> And there you have it for today.  By the way, over on that nearby side table
> are some delicious treats for all you boys and girls.  But remember:  Don't
> gobble them all up.  Others are coming behind you and they want some too.
>
> And now until tomorrow when, Lord willing more quotes will be presented, I
> remain your obedient servant of the Lord, Paul Barnabas.
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