Top 80 Ronie Kendig Quotes (2024 Update)

1. “Nothing worth having is easy or free.”

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2. “Psalm 57:1 – Have mercy on me, my God, have mercy on me, for in you I take refuge. I will take refuge in the shadow of your wings until the disaster has passed.”

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3. “Information is a weapon, Use it.”

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4. “Loving a warrior is hard. Dying in the line of duty is an honor to them. They would rather take that road than to dishonor their sacred oath.”

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5. “God’s character does not change because we are hurt by a situation that does change.”

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6. “Loving a warrior is not easy. I pray our Lord Jesus will strengthen you for the journey.”

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7. “They all knew the saying that there were three types of people: sheep, the wolves who seek to devour the sheep, and the sheepdogs who do what it takes to protect the sheep.”

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8. “One doesn’t go to Jerusalem, one returns to it. – Tzivia Khalon.”

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9. “I can spot trouble from a mile away except when it comes with curves.”

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10. “You weren’t meant to fight this alone. On our own, we are nothing.”

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11. “We are more than the sum total of our actions.”

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12. “It’s not rash,” she said, a fiery tone to her words. “I’ve waited two years for him to realize how I felt. He’s just a little slow on the uptake.”

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13. “He pocketed his phone and stood, haunted by a dark thought: he might not want trouble, but he wanted her. And they seemed to come hand in hand.”

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14. “What we have, what we go through – defines us. Makes us. Changes us, whether for better or worse, it crafts who we are.”

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15. “Dude – she’s your wife.” He pointed to the locker where the Bible lay concealed. “God first, family second, country third.”

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16. “That was a whole lot of heavy right there that he did not know what to do with. And he hated that it tugged on something deep in his core.”

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17. “Never thought I’d see the day where a leaf beat a plank of wood.”

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18. “I think she broke, but not in the way I – or any of us – expected. She didn’t go crazy. She became more focused. More strategic.”

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19. “Brian leaned in, hands braced on the edges of her wheelchair. “No farmers, or I’m coming in with everything I’ve got to save you from your own foolishness.”

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20. “She didn’t hate him. Not really. But if she gave him the time of day, he’d take the whole year, too.”

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21. “Cole is a man, a hero. A friend. Toxic is a choice.”

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22. “Men did stupid things when they got romantic ideas in their heads.”

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23. “He’d never killed a woman in cold blood before, but now was as good a time as any.”

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24. “I don’t care if you have to scream – just scream anonymously.”

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25. “Leif had a crush on special warfare combatant-crafts. Maybe he’d lose it intentionally... have it turn up back home. Magically.”

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26. “No sane person could witness what they saw every day in the field, or carry out the acts of violence they were tasked with, and not come away affected.”

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27. “Help me be still, God. Not literally, of course, but in heart and mind, in attitude.”

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28. “Haven sighed. Then shrugged. “He’s the best man I know, but he believes himself to be the worst. He sees himself as some... monster.” She narrowed her eyes, watching Cole, thinking how best to help him. “I don’t know how to change that.”

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29. “A little Devine intervention.”

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30. “From the start, his lack of fear warned her that he’d been through a lot. Only an experienced person rushed into an unknown situation without hesitation.”

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31. “Those skills were unexplainable, and using them only stirred questions and concerns.”

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32. “Because he listened to you. When everything in him told him to fight, he listened.” Mr. Tzaddik’s kind brown eyes met hers. “Loving a warrior is not easy. I pray our Lord Jesus will strengthen you for the journey.”

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33. “Because of men like him, God had made warriors like Leif. To do violence on behalf of the innocent.”

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34. “God always threw the life preserver that messed-up, selfish humans desperately needed, right when they needed it... Right at the point of breaking, when they’d actually grab on.”

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35. “Great. Tick ’em off. Make ’em really want to kill you. Nothing like a little added pressure.”

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36. “Death by mine and death by missile weren’t in his plans for the day.”

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37. “One of Tox’s favorite quotes by Mark Twain was, “Everyone is a moon and has a dark side which he never shows to anybody.”

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38. “About time someone dug that heart out of your butt.”

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39. “That was love. And it wasn’t a ball and chain... It was an anchor that had saved him amid a storm rising, kings falling, and a soul raging.”

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40. “A thousand things could go wrong, but that was part of the thrill.“ – Leif Metcalfe.”

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41. “And wasn’t that the point of salvation? The value placed on life, regardless of a subjective definition of worth?”

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42. “That’s your currency, isn’t it? Souls. You have plenty right here. I won’t give you mine.”

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43. “You can hide but you can’t run.”

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44. “There is always a trafficker to fight, a victim to help, a survivor to champion.”

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45. “Barking up the wrong end of that Bible, buddy.”

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46. “What concerns me,” she said, “is that he’s treading a fine line between fighting evil and becoming it.”

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47. “He didn’t want to face that monster, to become one who hunted and killed.”

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48. “No one hates war more than those who fight.”

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49. “He couldn’t do it alone. That was the point, wasn’t it? Bring him to the end of himself.”

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50. “They were finding deep, full roots in the soil of adversity. Could she let it bloom?”

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