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Simpsons Rich Texan Quotes By Billy Graham: Racism and injustice and violence sweep our world,

Racism and injustice and violence sweep our world, bringing a tragic harvest of heartache and death. — Billy Graham

Simpsons Rich Texan Quotes By Takuan Soho: The Buddha and all sentient beings are not

The Buddha and all sentient beings are not two. — Takuan Soho

Simpsons Rich Texan Quotes By Tom Holland: Winners are the favourites of heaven.

Winners are the favourites of heaven. — Tom Holland

Simpsons Rich Texan Quotes By Sam Smith: Guess it's true I'm not good at a

Guess it's true I'm not good at a one night stand , but I still need love cause I'm just a man — Sam Smith

Simpsons Rich Texan Quotes By Jay Leno: All I ask is that you tip your

All I ask is that you tip your waiters and waitresses. We have to turn this situation around. — Jay Leno

Simpsons Rich Texan Quotes By J. Wilson: Hurdles are there to jump over not to

Hurdles are there to jump over not to stand in front and wonder — J. Wilson

Simpsons Rich Texan Quotes By John Owen: Christians can be confident about their growth in

Christians can be confident about their growth in sanctification and eternal security because they are confident in the God who promises it. — John Owen

Simpsons Rich Texan Quotes By Kay Arthur: As I am generous towards others ... As

As I am generous towards others ... As I see a person in need and don't just say, 'God bless you.' I am proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ. — Kay Arthur

Simpsons Rich Texan Quotes By Leslea Tash: It felt terrific. It felt deeper and richer

It felt terrific. It felt deeper and richer than laughter. It felt like opening a door and tumbling headfirst into a pile of feathers. — Leslea Tash

Simpsons Rich Texan Quotes By Emily Dickinson: The Morning after Woe- Tis frequently the Way-

The Morning after Woe- Tis frequently the Way- Surpasses all that rose before- For utter Jubilee-. — Emily Dickinson