Think yourself empty, read yourself full, write yourself clear, pray yourself keen.

— William Thomas (1861–1924), Theologe, Hochschullehrer, Autor und Mitbegründer des Dallas Theological Seminary

Topics: Wisdom & Understanding, Prayer & Silence, Growth & Character

Occasions: For Reflection

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