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Winston Churchill's Ever Patient Wife Told Him ...
Contributed by Sermon Central on Feb 26, 2007 (message contributor)
Winston Churchill’s ever patient wife told him that him that loosing the election immediately after the war might be a blessing in disguise.
His response was ’at the moment its certainly very well disguised’
But a few months later saw it differently ’I feel a great sense of relief...others having to face the hideous problems of the aftermath..it may all indeed be ’a blessing in disguise’’
Attitudes to the Law
• The puritans describe the law as ’the needle that draws the gospel thread’ Samuel Bolton
• Wycliffe- The highest service to which a man may attain on earth is to preach the law of God
• Wesley ’I suggest preaching nine tenths law and one tenth grace’
• Finney ’Failure to use the law is almost certain to result in false hope, the introduction of a false standard of Christian experience and to fill the church with false converts.’
• Bunyan ’The man who does not know the nature of the law cannot know the nature of sin’
Attitudes to the Law
• Luther ’The first duty of the gospel preacher is to declare Gods law and to show the nature of sin’
• Spurgeon ’They will never accept grace till they tremble before a just and holy law’
• Piper ’The quickest way to the heart is through a wound’