Advice For Seekers
Author: C. H. Spurgeon
Keywords: Christianity
Collection: opensource
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If you think about it, God's value of heaven and yours are very different things. His salvation, when he set a price upon it, was to be brought to men only through the death of his Son. But you think that your good works can win the heaven which Jesus Christ, the Son of God, procured at the cost of his own blood! Do you dare to put your miserable life in comparison with the life of God's obedient Son, who gave himself even to death? Does it not strike you that you are insulting God? If there is a way to heaven by works, why did he put his dear Son to all that pain and grief? Why the scenes of Gethsemane? Why the tragedy on Golgotha, when the thing could be done so easily another way? You insult the wisdom of God and the love of God.
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January 6, 2012
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passionate preaching by one of the greats
I thought I'd review this ebook because nobody else had and it really is excellent. I'm delighted by how I can almost hear him speaking. It certainly feels like it was exactly how he would have spoken the words, and judging by what I've read so far its no wonder he was held in such regard in his day or that he still is.
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