Quotes about God
Great was the work of creation, but greater was the work of redemption. Great wisdom was seen in making us—but more miraculous wisdom in saving us. Great power was seen in bringing us out of nothing—but greater power in helping us when we were worse than nothing. (...) In the creation, God gave us ourselves; in the redemption, He gave us Himself.
— Thomas Watson
If we do not regard God when he speaks to us, he will not regard us when we pray to him.
— Thomas Watson
God comes down to us by his Spirit, and we go up to him by prayer.
— Thomas Watson
He who does not believe God's promises—will never love him.
— Thomas Watson
When we profess God's name, but do not live answerably to it, we take it in vain.
— Thomas Watson
Father, my heart, my heart; my dead heart, quicken it; my hard heart, soften it in Christ's blood. Father, my heart, my heart.' Surely God, who hears the cry of ravens, will hear the cry of his children!
— Thomas Watson
What is it to glorify God? Glorifying God consists in four things: 1. Appreciation, 2. Adoration, 3. Affection, 4. Subjection. This is the yearly rent we pay to the crown of heaven.
— Thomas Watson
The world can create trouble in peace, but God can create peace in trouble.
— Thomas Watson
What is the duty which God requireth of man? Obedience to his revealed will. It is not enough to hear God's voice, but we must obey. Obedience is a part of the honour we owe to God.
— Thomas Watson
Though God is the fountain of grace—yet the saints are the pipes which transmit the living streams to others.
— Thomas Watson
He who loves money is not weary of telling it: and he who loves God is not weary of serving him.
— Thomas Watson
Christ was born of a virgin, that we might be born of God. He took our flesh, that He might give us His Spirit. He lay in the manger that we might lie in paradise. He came down from heaven, that He might bring us to heaven. And what was all this but love? If our hearts be not rocks, this love of Christ should affect us. Behold, love that surpasses knowledge!
— Thomas Watson