Mason

“Sold for 30 pieces of silver. Zech. 11:12. Betrayed by a friend. Psa. 41:9. Forsaken by His Disciples. Zech. 13:7. Accused by false witnesses, Psa. 35:11. Dumb before His accusers. Isa. 53:7. Spit upon and scourged. Isa. 53:5. Hands and feet pierced. Psa. 22:16. His garments divided by lot. Psa. 22:18. Mocked by His enemies. Psa. 22:7-8. Given gall and vinegar. Psa. 69:21. Prayed for His murderers. Isa, 53:12. Not a bone broken. Psa. 34:20. Crucified with thieves. Isa. 53:12. His forsaken cry. Psa. 22:1. His side pierced. Zech 12:10.”
― Clarence Larkin, The Book of Daniel:

“I will here give you an infallible guide. You can perform this experiment to verify the truth. It is this: retire from the world and all conversation, only for one month; neither write, nor read, nor debate anything with yourself. Stop all the former workings of your heart and mind, and with all the strength of your heart, stand all this month, as continually as you can, in the following form of prayer to God. Offer it frequently on your knees; but whether sitting, walking, or standing, be always inwardly longing and earnestly praying this one prayer to God: That of His great goodness He would make known to you, and take from your heart, every kind and form and degree of pride, whether it be from evil spirits, or your own corrupt nature; and that He would awaken in you the deepest depth and truth of that humility, which can make you capable of His light and Holy Spirit. Reject every thought, but that of waiting and praying in this matter from the bottom of your heart, with such truth and earnestness, as people in torment wish to pray and be delivered from it. If you can, and will give yourself up in truth and sincerity to this spirit of prayer, I will venture to declare that, if you had twice as many evil spirits in you as Mary Magdalene had, they will all be cast out of you, and you will be forced with her to weep tears of love at the feet of the holy Jesus. Ibid., p. 124.”
― Andrew Murray, Humility: The Beauty of Holiness

“What’s the problem throughout Christendom today in connection with Sunday school? It is that so many drop through the Sunday school net when they grow up to the age of sixteen or so, and that’s the last we see of them. Many young men who were once Sunday school students are now in our prisons. The cause of that is that so few teachers believe the children can be converted when they are young. They don’t work to bring them to a knowledge of Christ, but are content only to go on sowing the seed. Let a teacher resolve that with God’s help, he won’t rest until he sees his whole class brought into the kingdom of God. If he determines to do this, he will see signs and wonders inside of thirty days.”
― Dwight L. Moody, A Life for Christ: What the Normal Christian Life Should Look Like