“Though I cannot entirely agree with you in supposing that extreme study has been the cause of my late indisposition, I must yet confess that the hill of science, like that of virtue, is in some instances climbed with labour.… — Augustus Toplady Copy Share Image
How vast the benefits divine which we in Christ possess! We are redeemed from guilt and shame and called to holiness. But not for… — Augustus Toplady Copy Share Image
Grace alone makes the elect gracious; grace alone keeps them gracious; and the same grace alone will render them everlastingly glorious in the heaven… — Augustus Toplady Copy Share Image
That opinion, which supposes personal sanctification to be unnecessary to final glorification, stands in direct opposition to every dictate of reason, to every declaration… — Augustus Toplady Copy Share Image
When Christ entered into Jerusalem the people spread garments in the way: when He enters into our hearts, we pull off our own righteousness,… — Augustus Toplady Copy Share Image
A man's free will cannot cure him even of the toothache, or a sore finger; and yet he madly thinks it is in its… — Augustus Toplady Copy Share Image
To a true believer, death is but going to church: from the church below to the church above. — Augustus Toplady Copy Share Image
Faith, repentance, and holiness are no less the free gifts of God than eternal life. — Augustus Toplady Copy Share Image
I enjoy heaven already in my soul. My prayers are all converted into praises. — Augustus Toplady Copy Share Image
The church of the elect, which is partly militant on earth, and partly triumphant in heaven, resembles a city built on both sides of… — Augustus Toplady Copy Share Image
The greatest judgment which God himself can, in the present life, inflict upon a man is to leave him in the hand of his… — Augustus Toplady Copy Share Image
That opinion that personal holiness is unnecessary to final glorification is in direct opposition to every dictate of reason; to every declaration of Scripture. — Augustus Toplady Copy Share Image
“Some are dismissed from life in the dawn of infancy; some in the morning of childhood; others in the noon of youth. The sands… — Augustus Toplady Copy Share Image
“Now, should a man attempt to go to court, clothed in filthy rags, and endeavor to gain admission to the royal presence in such… — Augustus Toplady Copy Share Image
