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“Preachers may be guilty of saying too much or too little. The Word is the basis but also the limit of the sermon.” -- Collin Hansen
“The Bible is not a commodity; the Bible is the word of God.” -- Peter Van Kleeck, Jr.
“If we do not know what the Bible is, we cannot know what the Bible says.” -- Jeff Riddle
“...bright young people are pushed into the PhD through a process of intense education, devoid of life experience; the product is contaminated with large numbers of educated fools, who have no practical wisdom.” -- Herb Swanson
“The Bible cannot be what it says it is if God did not providentially preserve it for us.” -- Peter Van Kleeck, Sr.
“Believers’ church theology is not primarily an academic discipline, but rather an aspect of discipleship.” -- Based on comments by Malcolm Yarnell in The Formation of Christian Doctrine
“It is better to explain a single verse from a Psalm in the vernacular of the people, but to sing five whole Psalms in a foreign language that the people do not understand.” -- Balthasar Hübmaier
“All doctrines that are not based on God Himself are useless, forbidden, and should be uprooted.” -- Balthasar Hübmaier
“God’s glory shines in the ashes of his martyrs.” -- Thomas Watson
“Men murmur at God’s providences, because they distrust His promises.” -- Thomas Watson
“We must not stop living, even in a world where so much has, can, and will go wrong.” -- Greg Morse
“I dread government in the name of science. That is how tyrannies come in.” -- C. S. Lewis
“Light may seem at times to be an impertinent intruder, but it is always beneficial in the end.” -- J. Gresham Machen
“Should we judge the word by scholars or scholars by the word?”
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