Memoir and Remains (Andrew A. Bonar, ed., 1844) by Robert Murray M'Cheyne

It is the mark of a hypocrite to be a Christian every where except at home.

If only we had Arabic, we might sow beside all waters!

I will remember the faces of those men at the judgment-seat.

I fear I will need to be a swift witness against many of my people in the day of the Lord, that they looked to me, and not to Christ, when I preached to them.

I am not at all unwilling to spend and be spent in God's service, though I have often found that the more abundantly I love you, the less I am loved.

Perhaps there are many souls that would never have been saved under my ministry, who may be touched under yours; and God has taken this method of bringing you into my place. His name is Wonderful.