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"Thanks be to God, which giveth us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ". 1 Cor. 15:57.
Victories are not gained by ceremonies or display, but by simple obedience to the highest General, the Lord God of heaven.
He who trusts in this Leader will never know defeat.
The largest share of the annoyances of life, its daily corroding cares, its heartaches, its irritation, is the result of a temper uncontrolled. . . .
The government of self is the best government in the world.
By putting on the ornament of a meek and quiet spirit, ninety-nine out of a hundred of the troubles which so terribly embitter life might be saved. . . .
The natural man must die, and the new man, Christ Jesus, take possession of the soul, so that the follower of Jesus may say in verity and truth: "I live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in me" (Gal. 2:20).
Self is difficult to conquer.
Human depravity in every form is not easily brought into subjection to the Spirit of Christ.
But all should be impressed with the fact that unless this victory is gained through Christ, there is no hope for them.
The victory can be gained; for nothing is impossible with God.
By His assisting grace, all evil temper, all human depravity, may be overcome. . . .
You may be overcomers if you will, in the name of Christ, take hold of the work decidedly.
The temptations of Satan are greater now than ever before, for he knows that his time is short, and that very soon every case will be decided, either for life or for death.
It is no time now to sink down beneath discouragement and trial; we must bear up under all our afflictions, and trust wholly in the Almighty God of Jacob. . . .
His grace is sufficient for all our trials; and although they are greater than ever before, yet if we trust wholly in God, we can overcome every temptation and through His grace come off victorious. . . .
When temptations and trials rush in upon us, let us go to God and agonize with Him in prayer.
He will not turn us away empty, but will give us grace and strength to overcome, and to break the power of the enemy.
Victories are not gained by ceremonies or display, but by simple obedience to the highest General, the Lord God of heaven.
He who trusts in this Leader will never know defeat.
The largest share of the annoyances of life, its daily corroding cares, its heartaches, its irritation, is the result of a temper uncontrolled. . . .
The government of self is the best government in the world.
By putting on the ornament of a meek and quiet spirit, ninety-nine out of a hundred of the troubles which so terribly embitter life might be saved. . . .
The natural man must die, and the new man, Christ Jesus, take possession of the soul, so that the follower of Jesus may say in verity and truth: "I live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in me" (Gal. 2:20).
Self is difficult to conquer.
Human depravity in every form is not easily brought into subjection to the Spirit of Christ.
But all should be impressed with the fact that unless this victory is gained through Christ, there is no hope for them.
The victory can be gained; for nothing is impossible with God.
By His assisting grace, all evil temper, all human depravity, may be overcome. . . .
You may be overcomers if you will, in the name of Christ, take hold of the work decidedly.
The temptations of Satan are greater now than ever before, for he knows that his time is short, and that very soon every case will be decided, either for life or for death.
It is no time now to sink down beneath discouragement and trial; we must bear up under all our afflictions, and trust wholly in the Almighty God of Jacob. . . .
His grace is sufficient for all our trials; and although they are greater than ever before, yet if we trust wholly in God, we can overcome every temptation and through His grace come off victorious. . . .
When temptations and trials rush in upon us, let us go to God and agonize with Him in prayer.
He will not turn us away empty, but will give us grace and strength to overcome, and to break the power of the enemy.