Top 80 Ronie Kendig Quotes (2024 Update)
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51. “Barking up the wrong end of that Bible, buddy.”

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

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

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54. “Sometimes, the only hope is the enemy.”

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55. “Leif gave chase, but the Neiothen moved like the sand wasn’t there, as if he were some kind of sand spider. And his speed was ridiculous.”

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56. “Canyon touched her shoulder. “Don’t give up on Leif so easily. He’s a Metcalfe. We know the right road, even if it takes us a while to travel it. And we’ll find your daughter, one way or another.”

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57. “I take exception to that. He lost you the night we met.”

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58. “He might hate himself, but he didn’t hate her.”

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59. “And I trust you’ll clean it after you’re done and not drive it into my heart.” “You have one?”

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60. “Words are power. Do not speak these words again. Not in front of me.”

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61. “The setting reminded him of the haunting images from Chernobyl – dishes on the table, food half-eaten. TV playing in the front room. Playgrounds emptied. This was... wrong. Ominously, eerily wrong.”

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62. “Clearly he wasn’t good enough. Never had been. Not for Dad or Mom. Not for Mariah. Not for Dani. Not for God.”

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63. “What you do with hurt, with grief, is not determined by whatever happened or whoever perpetrated it against you. They do not have that power unless you give it to them. The decision is in your hand.”

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64. “Brighton eyed Stone. “Were there a lot of beautiful women?” Canyon laughed. “We’re Metcalfes. Of course there were.”

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65. “Where people lived and breathed what they believed rather than putting it on for Sunday service.”

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66. “Chineke understands, Adigwe,” Nkechi said quietly from nearby. “You feel the pain He feels seeing his children so wounded. But He has put you here.”

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67. “Such an amazing man. Unrelenting. Wildly annoying.”

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68. “Nothing to see here. I’m not the rogue operator you’re gunning for.”

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69. “He did know better. Problem was, he didn’t care. God hadn’t intervened to help him out any other time. Why should he wait on Him this time?”

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70. “I’m not known for waffles, punk.” “Yeah, well, keep perfecting those skills – like tonight – and you will be.”

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71. “She might not be as hard-hitting as Tzivia, but she had a depth of sincerity and gentleness that he appreciated. Needed. She cared about people. In the war of life, she was the medic and he the guy on the front lines fighting.”

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72. “It is never lost, as it rests not in man.”

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73. “Something dark inside of him vied for dominance.”

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74. “You know the pain, but not the plan or what will come to fruition.”

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75. “Holy batch of cookies, my shoulder hurts!”

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76. “I can’t do love and marriage right now. I have to save the world first.” Mercy Maddox.”

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77. “Act strange? He is strange. He’s a Metcalfe!”

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78. “He might not like that she’d dated the guy one, but he didn’t want him dead. Most of the time.”

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79. “He never promised His ways to be easy, only true and freeing – but remember that your perspective is particularly one sided... You know the pain, but not the plan or what will come to fruition.”

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80. “Plans were in place. The team ready to move. Righteousness would hold evil accountable.”

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81. “Do not let your confidence or love be easily removed or frightened by the rage of a warrior.”

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82. “The devil was once an angel.”

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83. “So why did she feel as if he’d just delivered the cruelest of blows? Why did she care so much about this American with his blue eyes, big muscles, and churning anger?”

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84. “Would she ever be happy? Forget happy. She just wanted to be safe.”

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