Unchanging Quotes

Change alone is unchanging.

There is unwavering peace today when an uncertain tomorrow is trusted to an unchanging God.

Joy isn't grounded in our circumstances; it is grounded in the unchanging character of God.

Faith is to rest, not in the best of God's servants, but in His unchanging Word.

I don't tell you what you should do or not do; I only show you who you are -the timeless and unchanging awareness. When this is firmly established inside you, your life will unfold spontaneously and joyously.

That alone is Real which exists by itself, which reveals itself by itself and which is eternal and unchanging.

The seen is the changing, the unseen is the unchanging.

All science is static in the sense that it describes the unchanging aspects of things.

You are the unchanging manifesting as the changefulness

There is nothing more certain and unchanging than uncertainty and change.

A translator is essentially a reader and we all read differently, except that a translator's reading remains in unchanging print

Change itself is changing. The process of evolution itself is evolving. There is a meta-evolution, or a metachange that is taking place. And in that process what you see is actually an increasing contrast between change and the eternal or the unchanging.

I fell in love with his unchanging soul.

There is nothing permanent except change. Nothing is permanent except change. The only constant is change. Change is the only constant. Change alone is unchanging.

The love of Christ is always there and unchanging, no matter what we do, but it is when we are obedient that we actually begin to feel it.

What I felt then I feel now: the inexorable, unchanging interior hum of doubt and hope.

I do believe that God's word is infallible, unchanging, perfect.

I don't personally like the e-readers they've come up with so far. I don't fetishize books, but I do like that they're solid and unchanging.

Behind the transient reality, there is something else. It is a deeper, more permanent and unchanging reality that we Buddhists call nirvana.

The prescription is that the subject must be made to show new aspects of itself; to prompt new questions; in a word, to change. From an unchanging subject the attention inevitably wanders away.