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Henry Melvill Quotes

Indifference, if let alone, will produce obduracy; and obduracy, if let alone, will produce torment Picture Quote #1

Able to save to the uttermost, lord to whom shall we go; thou hast the words of eternal life? Thou who hast abolished death, upon whom else shall we suspend our immortality? Picture Quote #1

An uneducated population may be degraded; a population educated, but not in righteousness, will be ungovernable. The one may be slaves, the other must be tyrants Picture Quote #1

Hope proves man deathless. It is the struggle of the soul, breaking loose from what is perishable and attesting her eternity Picture Quote #1

And is not this a great salvation, great in its simplicity, great in its comprehensiveness, which thus meets the every necessity of the guilty and helpless; and which, arranged for creatures whom it finds in the lowest degradation, leaves them not till elevated to the very summit of dignity? Picture Quote #1

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Indifference, if let alone, will produce obduracy; and obduracy, if let alone, will produce torment (Henry Melvill Quotes) Able to save to the uttermost, lord to whom shall we go; thou hast the words of eternal life? Thou who hast abolished death, upon whom else shall we suspend our immortality? (Henry Melvill Quotes) An uneducated population may be degraded; a population educated, but not in righteousness, will be ungovernable. The one may be slaves, the other must be tyrants (Henry Melvill Quotes) Hope proves man deathless. It is the struggle of the soul, breaking loose from what is perishable and attesting her eternity (Henry Melvill Quotes) And is not this a great salvation, great in its simplicity, great in its comprehensiveness, which thus meets the every necessity of the guilty and helpless; and which, arranged for creatures whom it finds in the lowest degradation, leaves them not till elevated to the very summit of dignity? (Henry Melvill Quotes)