"Only the blood of Jesus can cleanse us, yet if we withhold ourselves from that blood, we will be unclean forever."

-- Aiden Wilson Tozer

#Jesus Quotes #Blood Quotes #Forever Quotes

“The ties that bind us to life are tougher than you imagine, or than any one can who has not felt how roughly they may be pulled without breaking.”

Source : Anne Bronte (2012). “Agnes Grey”, p.85, Courier Corporation
“Sometime in the future - 25, 50, 75 years hence - what will the situation be like then? By that time the Chinese will have the capability of delivery too.”

Source : "Mission with LeMay: My Story". Book by Curtis E LeMay and MacKinlay Kantor, p. 561, 1965.
“I had siblings from South Asia, from East Asia, from depressed communities around America, and you know, we'd have long conversations.”
“There is a difference between art and life and that difference is readability.”
“Beauty draws the seer towards the person seen; it invites them to know and have confidence in that person even without knowing the person intimately.”
“Donald Trump had a hit TV show on NBC for 14 years! He was covered by every major newspaper for 30 years. The idea that any one person humanized... He's been the most human figure for decades. The reason he won is because he knows how to use the media and he's a great communicator, whether you agree with the message or not.”

Source : Source: www.gq.com
“There is no possibility whatsoever of reconciling science and theology, at least in Christendom. Either Jesus arose from the dead or He didn't. If he did, then Christianity becomes plausible; if He did not, then it is sheer nonsense. I defy any genuine scientists to say that he believes in the Resurrection, or indeed in any other cardinal dogma of the Christian system.”
“Harmonizing opposites by going back to their source is the distinctive quality of the Zen attitude, the Middle Way: embracing contradictions, making a synthesis of them, achieving balance.”

Source : " Zen and the Art of Systems Analysis : Meditations on Computer Systems Development" by Patrick McDermott, (p. xix), 2002.

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