Men of the Bible Quotes

“I believe that many a time trouble and sorrow are permitted to come to us that we may see the face of God, and be shut up to trust in Him alone.”
― D.L. Moody, Men of the Bible

“It is a blessed thing to live so godly in Christ Jesus that the world will not want you—that they will cast you out.”
― D.L. Moody, Men of the Bible

“Now, some men tell us they don’t have time to pray, but I tell you if any man has God’s work lying deep in his heart he will have time to pray.”
― D.L. Moody, Men of the Bible

“A man acquainted with God has more power than any earthly potentate. Gold can’t do everything.”
― D.L. Moody, Men of the Bible

“If the Christians of this country would only rise up, we could evangelize America in twelve months.”
― D.L. Moody, Men of the Bible

“God in heaven will hear your prayers, and will answer them. He has never failed, if a man has been honest in his petitions and honest in his confessions. Let your faith beget patience. God is never in a hurry, said St. Augustine, because He has all eternity to work.”
― D.L. Moody, Men of the Bible

“I fought against it for months; but the best thing I ever did was when I surrendered my will, and let the will of God be done in me.”
― D.L. Moody, Men of the Bible

“If we make a full surrender, God will give us something better than we have ever known before. We will get a new vision of Jesus Christ, and will thank God not only in this life but in the life to come. May God help each and every one of us to make a full and complete and unconditional surrender to God, fully and wholly, now and forever.”
― D.L. Moody, Men of the Bible

“Prayer for the work will soon arouse your own sympathy and effort.”
― D.L. Moody, Men of the Bible

“I believe the world has yet to see what God will do with the man who is perfectly surrendered.”
― D.L. Moody, Men of the Bible

“He is the Rock, His work is perfect: For all His ways are judgment: A God of truth and without iniquity, Just and right is He.”
― D.L. Moody, Men of the Bible

“How many opportunities occur daily wherein every Christian might be “instant in season and out of season” in pleading for Jesus!”
― D.L. Moody, Men of the Bible

“I have made this discovery: that it takes more love and self-sacrifice for the father to give up the son than it does for the son to”
― D.L. Moody, Men of the Bible

“but many people think it is impossible for anyone to get into the kingdom of God if he is not baptized into it. I know people who were very disturbed because little children died unbaptized. I have seen them carry the children through the streets because the pastor could not come. I am not talking against ordinances. Baptism is right in its place, but when you put it in the place of salvation, you put a snare in the way. You cannot baptize people into the kingdom of God. The last conversion before Christ perished on the cross should forever settle”
― Dwight L. Moody, Men of the Bible

“Each one of us is met by the prince of this world and the Prince of Peace. The one tempts us with wealth, pleasure, and ambition, but our Prince and Priest is ready to help and strengthen us in the hour of temptation.”
― Dwight L. Moody, Men of the Bible

“If you decide to live in Sodom, you must take part in Sodom’s judgment when it comes, for it is bound to come.”
― Dwight L. Moody, Men of the Bible

“soon lost his possessions. We find that people who are constantly taking the quickest or easiest way out are often disappointed.”
― Dwight L. Moody, Men of the Bible

“five years old when he departed out of Haran. (Genesis 12:1-4) God had first told Abram to leave Ur of the Chaldees several years before this.[1] He went to Haran, which is about halfway between the valley of the Euphrates and the valley of the Jordan. God had called him into the land of the Canaanites, and he went halfway and stayed there. We do not know how long he stayed there, but it was probably about five years. I believe there are a great many Christians who”
― Dwight L. Moody, Men of the Bible

“his native country and to go out, not knowing where he was to go. While others were busy building up Babylon, God called this man out of that nation of the Chaldeans. He lived down near the mouth of the Euphrates, maybe three hundred miles south of Babylon, when he was called to go into a land that he perhaps had never heard of before, and he was told to possess that land. In the twelfth chapter of Genesis we read of”
― Dwight L. Moody, Men of the Bible

“We must have a Christianity that has in it the principle of self-denial. We must deny ourselves.”
― Dwight L. Moody, Men of the Bible

“No, you haven’t got to give up the world. If you give a good ringing testimony for the Son of God, the world will give you up pretty quick; they won’t want you around.”
― Dwight L. Moody, Men of the Bible

“I cannot look into the future. I do not know what is going to happen to-morrow; in fact, I do not know what may happen before night; so I cannot choose for myself as well as God can choose for me, and it is much better to surrender my will to God’s will.”
― Dwight L. Moody, Men of the Bible

“One night he went out to survey the city. He couldn’t ride around; even now you cannot ride a beast around the walls of Jerusalem. He tried to ride around, but he couldn’t, so he walked. It was a difficult task which he had before him, but he was not discouraged. That is what makes character. Men who can go into a hard field and succeed, they are the men we want.”
― D.L. Moody, Men of the Bible

“It is a good thing to lose confidence in ourselves so as to gain confidence in God.”
― D.L. Moody, Men of the Bible

“Let the will of God be done.”
― D.L. Moody, Men of the Bible

“If your minister comes to you frankly, tells you of your sin, and warns you faithfully, thank God for him. He is your best friend; he is a heaven-sent man. But if a minister speaks smooth, oily words to”
― D.L. Moody, Men of the Bible

“And do we not know that we have been born of God, and that we have got the eyes of our souls opened? Do we not know that old things have passed away and all things have become new, and that the eternal light has dawned upon our souls? Do we not know that the chains that once bound us have snapped asunder, that the darkness is gone, and that the light has come? Have we not liberty where we once had bondage? Do we not know it? If so, then let us not hold our peace. Let us testify for the Son of God, and say, as the blind man did in Jerusalem, “One thing I know, that whereas I was blind, now I see. I have a new power. I have a new light. I have a new love.”
― D.L. Moody, Men of the Bible

“If you will take your stand for God, even if you stand alone, it will not be very long before you will get other men to stand with you. God stood with this man, and he carried everything before him.”
― D.L. Moody, Men of the Bible

“When men learn the lesson that they are nothing and God is everything, then there is not a position in which God cannot use them.”
― D.L. Moody, Men of the Bible