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Quotes about Endurance

He transforms pain, using it to teach and strengthen us, if we allow it to turn us toward him.
— Philip Yancey
Faith like Job's cannot be shaken because it is the result of having been shaken." C.
— Philip Yancey
As Solzhenitsyn elegantly expressed it in his classic One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich, faith in God may not get you out of the camp, but it is enough to see you through each day.
— Philip Yancey
the parents of a severely disabled child have no end in sight.
— Philip Yancey
In his list of fruits of the Spirit, Paul includes one that we translate with the archaic word "long-suffering." We would do well to revive that word, and concept, in its most literal form to apply to the problem of long-term pain.
— Philip Yancey
In the end, only the truth will survive.
— Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
Nope, he penned these words of worship while sitting on the cold-floor, cold-food, maddening reality of Roman confinement. House arrest. Guards at the door, preventing his escape. When he wrote this glorious sentence, he was under a sentence himself, probably for as much as two years. Locked up. Locked down. Imprisoned.
— Priscilla Shirer
Run the race not only with endurance and diligence, but also with careful, watchful submission to His Word.
— Priscilla Shirer
Everything that leads to happiness involves pain.
— Dennis Prager
As the Psalmist put it millennia ago, 'Those who sow in tears will reap in joy.' Many people, however, believe that they can both sow and reap without tears.
— Dennis Prager
The word never means the spirit which sits with folded hands and simply bears things. It is victorious endurance … Christian steadfastness, the brave and courageous acceptance of everything life can do to us, and the transmuting of even the worst into another step on the upward way. It is the courageous and triumphant ability to bear things, which enables a man to pass breaking point and not to break, and always to greet the unseen with a cheer.7
— J. Oswald Sanders
Often we think of patience in passive terms, as if the patient person is utterly submissive and half asleep.
— J. Oswald Sanders