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by W. Graham Scroggie (Author)
Love, to Paul and John, represented the chief fact and chief doctrine of Christianity. These preeminence and value of love, the prerogative and virtue of live and the permanence and victory of love are all treated. Some Great Quotes: "Loveless faith may remove mountains from its own path, only to set them down in its brother's path." "Balaam shows that inspirational power is possible apart from love. Caiaphas shows that spiritual discernment is possible apart from love. Judas shows that much knowledge of divine things is possible apart from love; and James and John show that a certain kind of faith is possible apart from love. It is love alone that makes these gifts of any real value to the possessor." "Love must be kind. You can no more have love without kindness than you can have springtime without flowers. The greatest thing a man can do for his Heavenly Father is to be kind to some of His other children."
Author Biography
W. Graham Scroggie (1877-1958) Baptist minister, Bible expositor and author. He studied for the ministry at Spurgeon's College, London and after early pastorates in England, he began his most influential ministry at Charlotte Chapel, Edinburgh. He exercised an extensive travelling ministry in the British Isles and North America. His final pastorate was at the Metropolitan Tabernacle, London. He wrote mane books, mostly expository studies. In this exposition Graham Scroggie reflects that "As the artist and the musician must study the masterpieces if he would know the power and possibilities of their arts, so the Christian must study prayer if he would be proficient in it".
