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Ivan Panin Biography

Ivan Nikolayevitsh Panin (12 December 1855 – 30 October 1942) was a Russian emigrant to the United States who achieved fame for discovering numeric patterns in the text of the Hebrew and Greek Bible and for his published work based on his subsequent research.

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Love has the face of a goddess, but the talons of a lion.

Face, Faces, Goddess, Lions, Love, Talons

Let not adversity oppress thee: be rather like unto the nail; the farther 'tis hammered, the firmer it holds.

Adversity, Firmer, Nails, Thee

Experience, if we only learn by it, is cheap at any price.

Cheap, Experience, Ifs, Learn, Price

As you do not sweeten your mouth by saying honey, so you do not grow virtuous by merely talking of virtue.

Honey, Mouth, Mouths, Saying, Sweeten, Talking

The best excuse is to have none.

Excuse

The wise man hath his thoughts in his head; the fool, on his tongue.

Fool, Head, Man, Men, Wisdom, Wise

History is not fable agreed upon, but truth disagreed upon.

History, Fables, Agreed, Fable, Truth

Hast thou fallen? Do not groan and lament: rather be thankful for the opportunity given thee to rise once more.

Being Thankful, Failure, Groan, Lament, Opportunity, Thou

Few can tell what they know without also showing what they do not know.

Know, Knowledge, Knows, Showing, Tell

For every love there is a heart somewhere to receive it.

Beautiful, Beauty, Heart, Love, Positive, Receive

The danger from lightning is gone when the thunder is heard, and the worst is over when misfortune has arrived.

Arrived, Gone, Lightning, Thunder

Whether I shall be unfortunate depends also on others; whether I shall be unhappy depends only on myself.

Depends, Unfortunate, Unhappiness, Unhappy

From the moment we expect gratitude, we forfeit it.

Expect, Forfeit, Gratitude, Moment, Moments

What we know is to what we do not know, as a grain of sand is to the beach.

Beach, Know, Knowledge, Sand

Of the future, man knows least; yet, about this, he worries most.

Future, Knows, Men, Worries, Worry

For misdirected love, the attainment of its object is, indeed, the best cure; but it cures as the guillotine cures headache.

Attainment, Guillotine, Headache, Love, Misdirected

Men are willing to admit that they are sinners, but not that they are sinning.

Men, Sinners, Sinning, Willing

A half-truth does more mischief than a whole lie.

Doe, Half, Lie, Lying, Mischief, Whole

The small charity that comes from the heart is better than the great charity that comes from the head.

Charity, Head, Heart, Small

Love is not like the echo, which returneth only what is given; but, rather, like the pump, which returneth by the pail what it received by the pint.

Echoes, Like, Love, Pail, Pump, Pumps

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