Quotes, with their sources
The lines these writers are remembered for — 584 of them so far — each traced to the exact book, chapter and paragraph it comes from, and linked to the full work. What the unsourced quote sites cannot give you is the citation; that is the whole of this.
A line from the library
Charles H. Spurgeon Jesus Christ is the bread by which our soul’s best life is sustained.
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Amanda Berry Smith 15 quotations· 1 work “God was to separate me unto Himself and I must be weaned.” — Amanda Smith: An Autobiography, chapter 13 -
Andrew Murray 75 quotations· 12 works “A heart full of God has power for the prayer of faith.” — With Christ in the School of Prayer, chapter 13 -
Augustine of Hippo 50 quotations· 2 works “We love God now by faith, then we shall love Him through sight.” — The Enchiridion, chapter 11 -
Charles H. Spurgeon 97 quotations· 12 works “Come by faith to Jesus, for without him you perish for ever.” — Around the Wicket Gate, chapter 5 -
E. M. Bounds 55 quotations· 6 works “No man can pray — really pray — who does not obey.” — The Necessity of Prayer, chapter 11 -
Gareth Evans 26 quotations· 4 works “To every weapon of Satan they have an answer in the Word of God.” — Feasting at the table, chapter 9 -
George Müller 50 quotations· 2 works “In our natural state we dislike dealing with God alone.” — Answers to Prayer, chapter 1 -
Hudson Taylor 52 quotations· 11 works “Our love to God is secured by God’s love to us.” — Union and Communion, chapter 9 -
John Wesley 54 quotations· 2 works “The heart has more heat than the eye; yet it cannot see.” — A Plain Account of Christian Perfection, chapter 5 -
Jonathan Edwards 50 quotations· 6 works “The kingdom of heaven is not to be taken but by violence.” — A Treatise Concerning Religious Affections, chapter 26 -
Richard Allen 6 quotations· 1 work “Consider, my brethren, that all we have and are is entrusted to us by Almighty God.” — The Life, Experience, and Gospel Labours, chapter 11 -
Thomas à Kempis 54 quotations· 1 work “No man is safe in speaking unless he loves to be silent.” — The Imitation of Christ, chapter 21