Promises of God

Definition and stakes

Portrait of John Wesley John Wesley,  Awake, Thou That Sleepest (1742)

“ So exceeding great are the promises which are given unto us, actually given unto us who believe! For by faith "we receive, not the spirit of the world, but the Spirit which is of God"—the sum of all the promises—"that we may know the things that are freely given to us of God." ”
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Portrait of Charles Spurgeon Charles Spurgeon,  All of Grace

“ He who made the promise has the responsibility of keeping the promise, and He is equal to the occasion. God, who promises this marvelous change, will assuredly carry it out in all who receive Jesus, for to all such He gives power to become the Sons of God. Oh that you would believe it! Oh that you would do the gracious Lord the justice to believe that He can and will do this for you, great miracle though it will be! Oh that you would believe that God cannot lie! Oh that you would trust Him for a new heart, and a right spirit, for He can give them to you! ”
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