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A Latin Phrase “EGO SUM VIA VERITAS ET VITA” on Saint Stephen’s Basilica in Budapest, Hungary translates to “I am the way, the truth, and the life”
“For the truths sake, which dwelleth in us, and shall be with us for ever.” – 2 John 1:2
Once let the truth of God obtain an entrance into the human heart and subdue the whole man unto itself, no power human or infernal can dislodge it. We entertain it not as a guest but as the master of the house, this is a Christian necessity, he is no Christian who doth not thus believe. Those who feel the vital power of the gospel, and know the might of the Holy Ghost as he opens, applies, and seals the Lord’s Word, would sooner be torn to pieces than be rent away from the gospel of their salvation. What a thousand mercies are wrapped up in the assurance that the truth will be with us for ever; will be our living support, our dying comfort, our rising song, our eternal glory; this is Christian privilege, without it our faith were little worth. Some truths we outgrow and leave behind, for they are but rudiments and lessons for beginners, but we cannot thus deal with Divine truth, for though it is sweet food for babes, it is in the highest sense strong meat for men. The truth that we are sinners is painfully with us to humble and make us watchful; the more blessed truth that whosoever believeth on the Lord Jesus shall be saved, abides with us as our hope and joy. Experience, so far from loosening our hold of the doctrines of grace, has knit us to them more and more firmly; our grounds and motives for believing are now more strong, more numerous than ever, and we have reason to expect that it will be so till in death we clasp the Saviour in our arms.
Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834-92)
You can learn more about St. Stephen’s Basilica here.
Wings of the Wind 
Timeless truths. “our eternal glory.” It is hard for me to comprehend this. I thank our Lord for His gift of faith, which He builds on.
Amen, Manny. I am also thankful.