Twelve black and yellow plaques, all without makers' marks. I've heard of a similar 'Prepare to Meet Thy God' with a Dixon, Phillips & Co back stamp. The verse 'But One Thing is Needful' (Luke X, 42) inspired the sermon, 'The One Thing Needful', by the preacher C H Spurgeon, 15 October 1871.

The verses transcribed below.  
 

These plaques have a pottery 'tab' and two holes for hanging. I've seen them variously attributed, depending on the colour of their border: black and yellow, as Staffordshire; black and red/puce as Yorkshire or Scotland; and pink lustre as Sunderland.  Some versions have a puce outer border/hanging tab and black inner border. 'Forgive, and ye shall be forgiven' is a different size. 
   
 

A group of brightly coloured plaques. None with makers marks.  The text on the circular black and red plaque (middle right) reads 'THOU GOD SEEST MEE' and gives the reference 'Gen XVI.. 13.' The verse on the circular puce and blue plaque in the centre (beginning Thou shalt not...) is an identical transfer to the one transcribed above.  

The other three verses transcribed below.

Twelve plaques with green decoration.  There is a tendency to attribute all plaques with green flecked brushstrokes to Maling.  However, it isn't clear why a pottery would nearly always mark some plaques, but never others. The top three circular plaques have the semicircular impressed 'MALING' mark. The middle left plaque too, with an impressed flower above the mark. None of the other plaques is marked. The larger Maling plaques have the banner 'O LORD IN THEE HAVE I PUT MY TRUST LET ME NEVER BE CONFOUNDED'. The two Wesleys and 'SEEK YE THE LORD' have borders moulded with leaves.


  

Behold GOD
will not cast away
a perfect man, neither
will HE help the
evil doers
Job.8.20.