But be sure that human feelings can never be completely stilled. If they are forbidden from their normal course, like a — A.W. Tozer, That Incredible Christian
But be sure that human feelings can never be completely stilled. If they are forbidden from their normal course, like a — A.W. Tozer, That Incredible Christian
But be sure that human feelings can never be completely stilled. If they are forbidden from their normal course, like a — A.W. Tozer, That Incredible Christian
But be sure that human feelings can never be completely stilled. If they are forbidden from their normal course, like a — A.W. Tozer, That Incredible Christian
But be sure that human feelings can never be completely stilled. If they are forbidden from their normal course, like a — A.W. Tozer, That Incredible Christian
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But be sure that human feelings can never be completely stilled. If they are forbidden from their normal course, like a river they will cut another channel through the life and flow out to curse and ruin and destroy

— A.W. Tozer, That Incredible Christian
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