Resist is the word applied to the unconverted. Grieve is th… - William Paton MacKay

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Resist is the word applied to the unconverted. Grieve is that applied to the individual Christian. Quench is that which has reference to the saints when gathered together waiting on the Spirit.

William Paton MacKay

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William Paton Mackay (13 May 1839–22 August 1885) was a Scottish doctor, Presbyterian minister and hymn writer.

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Alternative Names: William P. MacKay • William MacKay • W. P. MacKay • William Paton Mackay

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Jesus did ALL the saving-work. He brought the cross to our level. Get saved by looking to Him, and then live to God.

Stand up from among the dead, and patiently work as one waiting for the judgment-seat of Christ.

Virtuous or vile, decent or indecent, rich or poor, receive and rest upon Christ nim. as He is so freely offered you; and then you may believe (not feel) that your sins are in the depths of the sea.

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