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Never did Divine holiness appear more beautiful and lovely than at the time our Saviour’s countenance was most marred in the midst of His dying groans.
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A. W. Pink, The Attributes of God 8. the Holiness of God

The holy heart alone can be the habitation of the Holy Spirit.

At times I longed more for the Holy Spirit to come in than for my necessary food. At night I had a greater desire for Him than for sleep.

Oh, Lord, I am so hungry for your Holy Spirit. I am going to stay right here until you pour out upon me the promise of the Holy Spirit.

The cross is not only basic to your salvation, but it is essential to your sanctification.

The Holy Ghost comes and brings His gifts and graces.

We are learning in ever-increasing humility to depend absolutely on the guidance of the Holy Spirit, and let Him work.

By the grace of God and the strength of His Holy Spirit I desire to lay down the rule not to speak to man until I have spoken with God; not to do anything with my hand till I have been upon my knees; not to read letters or papers until I have read something of the Holy Scriptures.

The teaching and the power of the Holy Ghost are alike unalterably linked to prayer.

Since the canon of the Holy Scriptures is complete, and God in these last days has spoken unto us by His Son, we are to have recourse thereto in all things which relate to faith and practice.
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Anne Dutton, Dreams

No holiness without mastery in prayer.
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Apostle Arome Osayi — Selected sermons, conference messages, and apostolic teachings on prayer, the Word, holiness, consecration, spiritual authority, and Christian character, drawn from sermon transcripts, recorded ministry teachings, and preserved evangelistic messages.

For he would not have himself meanly thought of, but went about to persuade men, "That the Holy Ghost, the Comforter and Enricher of Thy faithful ones, was with plenary authority personally within him.

One of the most practical and inspiring messages of the Bible is the Second Coming of Christ. One fifth of the New Testament is taken up with the subject. The modernized cold, formal, imitation Church needs to return to this great message as an appeal to holy living. If one sermon in every twenty-five were given to this life giving, soul saving truth revival would break forth.

Pray that our workers may be all full of the Holy Ghost.

The holy life is Christ so freely dwelling in us that He can live His life through our personality.

Success in witnessing is simply taking the initiative to share Christ in the power of the Holy Spirit and leaving the results to God.

The Holy Spirit gives liberty to the Christian, direction to the worker, discernment to the teacher, power to the Word, and fruit to faithful service.

You and I are living in what I call ‘an hour of holy desperation.’

Holiness is being saved from sin in act, in purpose, in thought!
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Catherine Booth, Being Like God

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