"One of the great self-deceptions is to tell yourself, 'Only I will know.' The implication is that one's own judgment is unimportant and that only the judgment of other's count." --Steve Chandler

"You will say, Christ says this, and the apostles say this, but what can you say? Are you a child of the light and have you walked in the light? What you speak, is it inwardly from God?" --George Fox

"When all my hopes in all men were gone, so that I had nothing outward to help, nor could I tell waht to do, then, Oh then, I heard a voice which said: "There is one, even Christ Jesus, that can speak to your condition,' and when I heard it my heart did leap for joy." --George Fox

"Men are dead in sin and none but fools should dream of awakening them without sensation. Millions of sinners have been appealed to for many a long year and have become so callous and indifferent that a very earthquake of sensation alone can suffice to arouse them." --George Scott Railton

"Spiritual inebriation is this: that a man receives more sensible joy and sweetness than his heart can contain. Spiritual inebriation brings forth many strange gestures in men. It makes some sing and praise God because of their fullness of joy, and some weep with great tears because of their sweetness of heart. It makes one restless in all his limbs so that he must run and jump and dance; and so excites another that he must gesticulate and clap his hands." --John of Ruysbroeck

"The mind is like a clock that is constantly running down. It has to be wound up daily with good thoughts." --Fulton J. Sheen