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Men Quotes by Isaac of Nineveh
- If you practice an excellent virtue without perceiving the taste of its aid, do not marvel; for until a man becomes humble, he will not…
- A man who is truly humble is not troubled when he is wronged and he says nothing to justify himself against the injustice, but he…
- Humility collects the soul into a single point by the power of silence. A truly humble man has no desire to be known or admired…
- The man who follows Christ in solitary mourning is greater than he who praises Christ amid the congregation of men.
- The man with a heart cannot think about or see creatures without his eyes filling up with tears because of the immense compassion which seizes…
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