from Twelve Baskets Full Volumes 1, 2 and 3
blog post by Mary Katherine May of QualityMusicandBooks.com
1. I:
page 37. Permanent satisfaction can only come when we discover that Christ is
the Bread of life and learn to draw on him ceaselessly for sustenance.
2. I:
page 59. Please bear in mind that however much of the Word of God you may have
acquired intellectually, and however powerfully you may be able to expound it,
it will never become truly yours until you have allowed the Cross to operate in
relation to it.
3. I:
page 73. The unsaved soul can know no permanent gladness of heart because the
burden of sin rests upon him; but the Christian, who has come to Christ and has
received pardon and cleansing, does not necessarily find the Christian life to
be the joyous experience he looked for. Why is he so often disillusioned?
Because, though he has dropped his sin-burden at the foot of the Cross, he has
not learned to cast all his burdens on the Lord and the burden of daily cares
weighs him down so that the joy is banished from his life.
4. II:
page 11. The conditions basic to all ministry that can be truly called ministry
to the Lord are: drawing near to Him and standing before Him.
5. II:
page 13. There are only two types of sin before God. One is the sin of
rebelling against His commands, i.e., refusing to obey when He issues orders.
The other is the sin of going ahead when the Lord has not issued orders. The
one is rebellion; the other is presumption.
6. II:
page 86. There are two aspects of the Spirit’s government. The one is, to order
our affairs in such a way that through His circumstantial dealings with us we
come to a point where we offer our willing obedience. The other is that, even
when we have no intention to obey, His activity in our lives makes good what we
lack so that despite our unwillingness, we become obedient.
7. II:
page 107. Brothers and Sisters, you ask why He saved you. Let me tell you that
He saved you because it was His delight to save you.
8. III:
page 21. To sum up, we should yield obedience to the authority of the Lord,
enjoy the life of the Body and at the same time supply life to other members.
These are the three main principles of our living in the Body of Christ.
10. III: page 92. The two biggest facts in history are these: all our sins were dealt with by the Blood, and we ourselves were dealt with by the Cross.
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