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'Voices From The Past' Vol. 1 — October 15
October 15th, 2025
O the horrid wickedness Satan has drawn man into by getting him to sit and associate with vain persons! ‘Do not enter the path of the wicked, and do not walk in the way of the evil' (Prov. 4:14). Let ... Read More
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'Voices From The Past' Vol. 1 — October 14
October 14th, 2025
Satan seeks to draw the soul into sin by presenting the sufferings that daily attend those who walk in holiness. But all the afflictions that attend the people of God turn out to their profit and glor... Read More
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'Voices From The Past' Vol. 1 — October 13
October 13th, 2025
Satan seeks to draw you into sin by making you bold to venture near the occasion of sin; 'You may walk by the harlot's door, though you won't go in; you may sit with the drunkard, though you won't get... Read More
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'Voices From The Past' Vol. 1 — October 12
October 12th, 2025
One of the devices of Satan is to persuade the soul that repentance is an easy work. 'Why! Suppose you do sin', says Satan, 'it is no difficult thing to return, confess, beg pardon and cry, "Lord, hav... Read More
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'Voices From The Past' Vol. 1 — October 11
October 11th, 2025
What are the marks of the poor in spirit? (1.) Ihey are humble at the sight of their graces. Carnal hearts are puffed up, but a gracious heart sees enough in its graces to make it humble. (2.) The poo... Read More
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'Voices From The Past' Vol. 1 — October 10
October 10th, 2025
A life of faith builds upon lasting principles. The life of sense lives on fading objects. What can he lack who lives by faith in him that is all and never changes? When the mariner puts out to sea, h... Read More
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'Voices From The Past' Vol. 1 — October 9
October 9th, 2025
Believers have comfort to live upon that the world knows nothing about. We have the comfort of God’s promises. And what do you think is best, to live upon earthly pleasures, or upon the promises of Go... Read More
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'Voices From The Past' Vol. 1 — October 8
October 8th, 2025
The grace of God makes the soul like a weaned child to all worldly things. This does not mean we are without earthly comforts and contentments. You may have much of the world, and yet still be weaned ... Read More
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'Voices From The Past' Vol. 1 — October 7
October 7th, 2025
Faith enters within the veil and moves the soul out of the valleys of sense to the glories of heaven. The treasures of most men are perishing, earthly, cankered and moth-eaten treasures. Where is your... Read More
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'Voices From The Past' Vol. 1 — October 6
October 6th, 2025
The poor in spirit view themselves as destitute of all true spiritual good whatsoever; ‘I am deprived of your image, and have no spiritual life that in any way will work for me to eternal life.’ The p... Read More
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'Voices From The Past' Vol. 1 — October 5
October 5th, 2025
What does it mean to be poor in spirit? If a man is willing in heart to take a low condition if God shall so please, or if he has many worldly goods yet he is willing to give them up when God calls fo... Read More
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'Voices From The Past' Vol. 1 — October 4
October 4th, 2025
Love is the most comfortable attribute in God, and the best name by which we know him (1 John 4:16). Love acts with a priority to all other attributes. Wisdom plans the happiness for man, and power an... Read More
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'Voices From The Past' Vol. 1 — October 3
October 3rd, 2025
Our present enjoyments should be a window for the soul to see the goodness of God. Faith can see divine goodness and bounty beaming through every mercy, but to rest in present mercies is to make them ... Read More
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'Voices From The Past' Vol. 1 — October 2
October 2nd, 2025
Our Lord called his disciples away from rejoicing in that which was lawful, to fix their joy upon an infinitely better object, their names written in heaven. The victory over the powers of hell was su... Read More
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'Voices From The Past' Vol. 1 — October 1
October 1st, 2025
Private prayer is the gate of heaven. O the great things that private prayer has done with God! O the great mercies that have been obtained! O the great threats that have been diverted! Private prayer... Read More
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'Voices From The Past' Vol. 1 — September 30
September 30th, 2025
The glass is first emptied before you pour in wine. God first empties man of himself, before he pours in the precious wine of his grace. Until we see our own poverty, we will never see Christ's value.... Read More
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'Voices From The Past' Vol. 1 — September 29
September 29th, 2025
Let us be glad and rejoice in the salvation of our Lord, for faith never yet has had cause for wet cheeks and hanging down brows. What can ail faith, seeing Christ allows himself (with reverence to hi... Read More
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'Voices From The Past' Vol. 1 — September 28
September 28th, 2025
The great Master Gardener in his wonderful providence has planted me in this part of his vineyard by his grace, and here I grow and abide till the great Master of the vineyard thinks it fit to transpl... Read More
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'Voices From The Past' Vol. 1 — September 27
September 27th, 2025
What a comfort it is to have God as your portion! This portion is not in toys and trifles, but in the blessed, and boundless God. It is a portion so precious that none of the greatest mathematicians e... Read More
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'Voices From The Past' Vol. 1 — September 26
September 26th, 2025
O friend, the portions in the world are like candles that are consumed by use, and then go out in a stink, compared to God your eternal portion! God is yours forever and ever. O sweet word, ‘forever'!... Read More
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'Voices From The Past' Vol. 1 — September 25
September 25th, 2025
As a merchant in London may import horses from Barbary, spices of Egypt, wares of Alexandria, silks of Persia, and embroideries of Turkey, so may you, if God is your portion, import the finest bread t... Read More
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'Voices From The Past' Vol. 1 — September 24
September 24th, 2025
Earthly portions are limited in their nature and the comfort they yield. Health is better than sickness, but does not help poverty. Honour is better than disgrace, but does not help against pain. Mone... Read More
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'Voices From The Past' Vol. 1 — September 23
September 23rd, 2025
God is a sanctifying and enabling portion. The things of the world cannot advance the soul in the least. Like shadows that are ever so long, the body is not taller. Men in high places are the same men... Read More
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'Voices From The Past' Vol. 1 — September 22
September 22nd, 2025
The nature of divine holiness is freedom from all evil. God is separate from every shade of evil. He acts according to the likeness of his own excellence and abhors everything contrary to it. There is... Read More
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