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You tell others about Me - that I am a loving God. Your words are glib. My words are written in the blood of My only Son.
— Brennan Manning
I was born upon thy bank, river, My blood flows in thy stream, And thou meanderest forever At the bottom of my dream.
— Henry David Thoreau
Is there not a sort of blood shed when the conscience is wounded? Through this wound a man's real manhood and immortality flow out, and he bleeds to an everlasting death.
— Henry David Thoreau
You cannot spill a drop of American blood without spilling the blood of the whole world.... We are not a nation, so much as a world.
— Herman Melville
There are many streams of cleansing-beginning with the Blood of Jesus! I want us to study and experience them all, as God works among us to free, heal, and mature His people!
— James Hayford
Prayer is privileged access to the God of the universe, bought and paid for by the blood of His Son on our account for all those who freely receive Him as Lord.
— Stephen Kendrick
A man who will enslave his own blood, may not be safely relied on for magnamity.
— Frederick Douglass
I was suddenly and sharply interrupted by my good old friend Sojourner Truth with a question, Frederick, is God dead? No, I answered, and because God is not dead slavery can only end in blood.
— Frederick Douglass
As Our Lord obtained the first elements of His own human Body from a woman, so for the Eucharist He takes bread and wine from the earth. The bread and wine are thus representative of mankind. Two of the substances which have most widely nourished man are bread and wine. Bread has been called the marrow of the earth; wine, its very blood. In giving what has traditionally made our flesh and blood, we are equivalently offering all mankind on the paten.
— Bishop Fulton J. Sheen
but they mean well, I remind myself. Is that ever a convincing excuse when there's blood on the carpet?
— Margaret Atwood
We're ankle deep in blood, and all because we ate the birds, we ate them a long time ago, when we still had the power to say no.
— Margaret Atwood
Each twinge, each murmur of slight pain, ripples of sloughed-off matter, swellings and diminishings of tissue, the droolings of the flesh, these are signs, these are the things I need to know about. Each month I watch for blood, fearfully, for when it comes it means failure. I have failed once again to fulfill the expectations of others, which have become my own.
— Margaret Atwood