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Non Jewish Victims Of The Holocaust Quotes By Gloria Furman: But seeking the temporary reward of the world's

But seeking the temporary reward of the world's approval can distract us from seeking the eternal reward of the Lord's approval. — Gloria Furman

Non Jewish Victims Of The Holocaust Quotes By David Allen: The great secret about goals and visions is

The great secret about goals and visions is not the future they describe but the change in the present they engender. — David Allen

Non Jewish Victims Of The Holocaust Quotes By Tom Osborne: The odds are always against you no matter

The odds are always against you no matter what your previous history is. You have to overcome the tendency to relax. — Tom Osborne

Non Jewish Victims Of The Holocaust Quotes By Shelley Hitz: I am the vine; you are the branches.

I am the vine; you are the branches. If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit; apart from me you can do nothing. - John 15:5 (NIV) — Shelley Hitz

Non Jewish Victims Of The Holocaust Quotes By Henry David Thoreau: Some simple dishes recommend themselves to our imaginations

Some simple dishes recommend themselves to our imaginations as well as palates. — Henry David Thoreau

Non Jewish Victims Of The Holocaust Quotes By Tony Cottee: The thing about goalscorers is that they score

The thing about goalscorers is that they score goals. — Tony Cottee

Non Jewish Victims Of The Holocaust Quotes By Philip Glenister: I'm an instinctive actor. I just see the

I'm an instinctive actor. I just see the part and play it. I'm more interested in what isn't said - the silences. — Philip Glenister

Non Jewish Victims Of The Holocaust Quotes By Simone Weil: It is a fault to wish to be

It is a fault to wish to be understood before we have made ourselves clear to ourselves. — Simone Weil