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• Los deberes son nuestros; los acontecimientos son de Dios. Esto quita una carga infinita de los hombros de una criatura miserable, tentada y moribunda. Sólo por esta consideración puede reclinar con seguridad la cabeza y cerrar los ojos.

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  Ojo, Morir, Eventos

  Richard Cecil (1825). “The works of the Rev. Richard Cecil ... with a memoir of his life: Arranged and rev., with a view of the author's character”, p.262

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• El mundo mira a los ministros fuera del púlpito para saber que quieren decir en él.

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  Mal, Ministerio, Apariencia

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• A wise man looks upon men as he does on horses; all their caparisons of title, wealth, and place, he considers but as harness.

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  Wise, Horse, Men

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• The nurse of infidelity is sensuality.

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  Cheating, Nurse, Lust

  Richard Cecil, Josiah PRATT (the Elder.) (1854). “Remains of the Rev. Richard Cecil ... With a view of his character, by the Rev. Josiah Pratt ... To which is prefixed a memoir of his life signed: J. Cecil . Tenth edition”, p.81

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• The religion of a sinner stands on two pillars; namely, what Christ did for us in the flesh, and what he performs in us by his Spirit. Most errors arise from an attempt to separate these two.

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  Two, Errors, Flesh

  Richard Cecil (1824). “Memoirs of the Rev. John Newton ...: with general remarks on his life, connections, and character”, p.119

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• El espíritu y el tono de tu hogar tendrán gran influencia en tus hijos. Si es lo que debe ser, fijará la convicción en sus mentes, por muy malvados que lleguen a ser.

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  Children, Home, Mind

  Richard Cecil, Josiah PRATT (the Elder.) (1854). “Remains of the Rev. Richard Cecil ... With a view of his character, by the Rev. Josiah Pratt ... To which is prefixed a memoir of his life signed: J. Cecil . Tenth edition”, p.137

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• Philosophy is a proud, sullen detector of the poverty and misery of man. It may turn him from the world with a proud, sturdy contempt; but it cannot come forward and say, here are rest, grace, pardon, peace, strength, and consolation.

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  Philosophy, Men, Grace

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• La Providencia es un misterio mayor que la revelación.

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  Misterio, Revelaciones, Providencia

  "Dictionary of Burning Words of Brilliant Writers". Book by Josiah Hotchkiss Gilbert, 1895.

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• El hombre que se esfuerza por agradar a su prójimo para su bien a edificación tiene la mente que estaba en Cristo. Es un pecador que trata de ayudar a otro pecador. Incluso un hombre débil, pero amable y tierno, tendrá más efecto que un genio, que es rudo y artificial.

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  Hombres, Mente, Intentar

  "Dictionary of Burning Words of Brilliant Writers". Book by Josiah Hotchkiss Gilbert, 1895.

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• La comunión del cristiano con Dios es más bien un hábito que un arrebato.

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  Cristiano, Comunión con Dios, Hábito

  Richard Cecil, Josiah Pratt (1825). “The Works of Richard Cecil: With a Memoir of His Life”, p.178

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• Our Heavenly Father always sends His children the things they ask, or better things.

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  Oración, Hijos, Padre

  Richard Cecil, Josiah Pratt (1850). “Remains and miscellanies: To which is prefixed, A view of his character by Josiah Pratt”, p.309

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• Self-will so ardent and active that it will break a world to pieces to make a stool to sit on.

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  Inspiración, Motivación, Personalidad

  Richard Cecil, Josiah Pratt (1817). “Remains of the Rev. Richard Cecil”, p.250

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• El pecado, sin fuertes restricciones, arrancaría a Dios de Su trono, haría del mundo el siervo de sus lujurias y todos los seres se inclinarían y adorarían.

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  Strong, Lust, Thrones

  "Dictionary of Burning Words of Brilliant Writers". Book by Josiah Hotchkiss Gilbert, 1895.

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• Method is the very hinge of business, and there is no method without punctuality.

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  Punctuality, Method, Hinges

  Richard Cecil, Josiah Pratt (1825). “The Works of Richard Cecil: With a Memoir of His Life”, p.373

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• Al contemplar el plan de la redención, me parezco a alguien que contempla una vasta y complicada máquina de exquisito ingenio; lo que comprendo de ella es maravilloso, lo que no comprendo, tal vez lo sea aún más.

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  Machines, Redemption, Wonderful

  Richard Cecil (1825). “The Works of the Rev. Richard Cecil: With a Memoir of His Life”, p.222

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• El Antiguo y el Nuevo Testamento contienen un solo esquema de religión. Ninguna parte de este esquema puede entenderse sin la otra.

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  Bible, Old And New, Schemes

  Richard Cecil, Josiah PRATT (the Elder.) (1854). “Remains of the Rev. Richard Cecil ... With a view of his character, by the Rev. Josiah Pratt ... To which is prefixed a memoir of his life signed: J. Cecil . Tenth edition”, p.110

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• There is no such thing as a fixed policy, because policy like all organic entities is always in the making.

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  Fixed, Entity, Policy

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• When a founder has cast a bell he does not presently fix it in the steeple, but tries it with his hammer, and beats it on every side to see if there be any flaw in it. So Christ doth not presently after he hath converted a man, convey him to heaven; but suffers him first to be beaten upon by many temptations and then exalts him to his crown.

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  Motivación, Inspiración, Hombres

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• Every man will have his own criterion in forming his judgment of others. I depend very much on the effect of affliction. I consider how a man comes out of the furnace; gold will lie for a month in the furnace without losing a grain.

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  Lying, Men, Gold

  Richard Cecil (1825). “The works of the Rev. Richard Cecil ... with a memoir of his life: Arranged and rev., with a view of the author's character”, p.250

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• Nothing can be proposed so wild or so absurd as not to find a party, and often a very large party to espouse it.

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  Party, Absurd

  Richard Cecil (1825). “The works of the Rev. Richard Cecil ... with a memoir of his life: Arranged and rev., with a view of the author's character”, p.416

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• Time can take nothing from the BIBLE. It is the living monitor. Like the sun, it is the same in its light and influence to man this day which it was years ago. It can meet every present inquiry and console every present loss

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  Loss, Men, Years

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• Regeneration is God's disposing the heart to Himself; conversion is the actual turning of the heart to God.

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  Heart, Regeneration, Conversion

  Richard Cecil, Josiah Pratt (1825). “The Works of Richard Cecil: With a Memoir of His Life”, p.368

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• Religion is such a belief of the Bible as maintains a living influence on the heart.

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  Heart, Religion, Belief

  Richard Cecil, Josiah PRATT (the Elder.) (1854). “Remains of the Rev. Richard Cecil ... With a view of his character, by the Rev. Josiah Pratt ... To which is prefixed a memoir of his life signed: J. Cecil . Tenth edition”, p.166

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• An idle man has a constant tendency to torpidity. He has adopted the Indian maxim that it is better to walk than to run, and better to stand than to walk, and better to sit than to stand, and better to lie than to sit. He hugs himself into the notion, that God calls him to be quiet.

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  Running, Lying, Men

  Richard Cecil, Josiah PRATT (the Elder.) (1854). “Remains of the Rev. Richard Cecil ... With a view of his character, by the Rev. Josiah Pratt ... To which is prefixed a memoir of his life signed: J. Cecil . Tenth edition”, p.177

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