Meditation

The hearer of God’s Word ought to be like those animals that chew the cud; he ought not only to feed upon it, but to ruminate upon it.

— Augustine

The vessels are fullest of grace which are nearest its spring. The more Christ’s glory is beheld, the more men are changed.

— William Bagshawe

A man may think on God every day and meditate on God no day.

— William Bridge

Meditation is the best help to memory.

— Matthew Henry

It is easier to go six miles to hear a sermon, than to spend one quarter of an hour in meditating on it when I come home.

— Philip Henry

Meditate on the Word in the Word.

— John Owen

Our design in meditation must be rather to cleanse our hearts than to clear our minds.

— George Swinnock

Meditation is the bellows of the affections.

— Thomas Watson

Meditate on our making, that we may fall in love with our Maker.

— David Dickson

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