Whose Right It Is Quotes

“Ezek. 21:27, KJV
I will overturn, overturn, overturn, it: and it shall be no more, until He come whose right it is; and I will give it Him.”
― Kelley Varner, Whose Right It Is: A Handbook of Covenantal Theology

“Some are seeking refuge in some natural place-a farm, a desert, a
foreign country, a wilderness area. That is only another form of "self-rapture.”
― Kelley Varner, Whose Right It Is: A Handbook of Covenantal Theology

“The" lie is that satan is alive and well on planet earth and that the old man is still alive.”
― Kelley Varner, Whose Right It Is: A Handbook of Covenantal Theology

“The Bible focuses on His coming, not our going. It emphasizes the appearing of the Lord, not the disappearance of the saints!”
― Kelley Varner, Whose Right It Is: A Handbook of Covenantal Theology

“The enemy encourages us to imagine things that are not real. He wants to separate us from the Word and the source of that Word.”
― Kelley Varner, Whose Right It Is: A Handbook of Covenantal Theology

“Religious tradition is what men and demons teach.”
― Kelley Varner, Whose Right It Is: A Handbook of Covenantal Theology

“Satan is not God's adversary-he is ours.”
― Kelley Varner, Whose Right It Is: A Handbook of Covenantal Theology

“until He come whose right it is; and I will give it Him.”
― Kelley Varner, Whose Right It Is: A Handbook of Covenantal Theology

“The false-faced angel of light always comes wrapped up in the Word of God.”
― Kelley Varner, Whose Right It Is: A Handbook of Covenantal Theology

“Prior to 1830, the majority of ecclesiastical history and the Church fathers saw the Church enduring unto the end as an overcoming, glorious people. All that changed with the "revelation" of a 15-year-old girl not baptized with the Holy Ghost, not covered by a local church, and perhaps delirious with fever!”
― Kelley Varner, Whose Right It Is: A Handbook of Covenantal Theology

“The devil makes his pitch easy to swallow by only requiring men to be born again, to reign without suffering.”
― Kelley Varner, Whose Right It Is: A Handbook of Covenantal Theology