Joy Quote by Henry R Van Til

“The expectation of future glory and the joy of future redemption has its counterpart here and now in the implications for the present life of the believer.” quote by Henry R Van Til — Download Open image

““The expectation of future glory and the joy of future redemption has its counterpart here and now in the implications for the present life of the believer.””

Henry R Van Til

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