A.W. Tozer Quotes

The Philosopher Socrates Said, "An Unexamined Life Is Not Worth Living." If A Common Philosopher Could Think That, How Much More We Christians Ought To Listen To The Holy Spirit When He Says, "Examine Yourself." An Unexamined Christian Lies Like An Unattended Garden. Let Your Garden Go Unattended For A Few Months, And You Will Not Have Roses And Tomatoes But Weeds. An Unexamined Christian Life Is Like An Unkempt House. Lock Your House Up As Tight As You Will And Leave It Long Enough, And When You Come Back You Will Not Believe The Dirt That Got In From Somewhere. An Unexamined Christian Is Like An Untaught Child. A Child That Is Not Taught Will Be A Little Savage. It Takes Examination, Teaching, Instruction, Discipline, Caring, Tending, Weeding And Cultivating To Keep The Life Right.

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