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Until the day he died, A. W. Tozer never deviated from exhorting the church to walk like those who truly belong to the kingdom of God. Although he never softened his censure of what he called “churchianity built around showmanship,” he believed the Church was ripe for reformation, and he longed to see its return to the Holy Spirit-filled, humble, loving fellowship that typified the early church. ...

much, because it is the way God works. And He has not changed His mind. The last spiritual axiom is, God never lifts His hands off His work. He leads all things to an ordained end. He never lifts His hands off His work. When Michelangelo died, he had a backyard stacked full of partly completed statues. Michelangelo was an Italian, and in addition to having the high, hot Latin temperament, he had a double charge of genius worth five crowns. That was Michelangelo.
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