Eay Hymns Quotes & Sayings

There are some mechanisms that are so - so broken that they cannot be repaired. — Cassandra Clare

Spirit was a by-product of activity, like the reflection from a spinning fan blade, and our souls in the end did not reside within us but flowed outward from our movements. — Walter Kirn

Avarice has ruined more souls than extravagance. — Charles Caleb Colton

The rest of the world views the USA the way Silicon Valley views Microsoft. Except with tanks. — Brad Templeton

The only Messiah still credible after the death camps would be one who wanted to come but could not because humans failed to invite the sacred stranger into existence. — Richard Kearney

Dogs and children vomit in distress. Women cry.
("Dial 'O' For Operator") — Robert Presslie

Do not pretend one place is like another or look for similarities. Only look for what is. — Ally Condie

It's exciting to me that Ride Along is a movie that has two African American leads, but it's even more exciting to me that it's not a movie about two African American leads. They just happen to be African American. It's a universal story. It's a story about a guy in love with a girl, and he's gotta get the approval of the overbearing, mean brother. That's a universal theme. — Will Packer

Sex and a cocktail: they both lasted about as long, had the same effect, and amounted to the same thing. — D.H. Lawrence

A heart of diligence to my Master
A hand of diligence to my Maker
A mind of diligence to do what matter

My savior Jesus is watching
My savior Jesus is seeking
For a life that upholds diligence



Steps in diligence I must take
Deeds in diligence I must do
To please my master with works in diligence

My savior Jesus is watching
My savior Jesus is seeking
For a life that will give account in diligence



Steadfastness and diligence I must pursue
In a world full of deceptions which hinder salvation
My heart and my lips must be for my Master

My savior Jesus is watching
My savior Jesus is seeking
For a heart and a tongue that shall please Him to the very end — Ernest Agyemang Yeboah