Charles Spurgeon

that justifieth the ungodly."

have thought that because you are not worthy, therefore there could be no way of your enjoying His favor.

Though meeting with the people of God, you have never met with God for yourself; you have been in the choir, and yet have not praised the Lord with your heart.

have lived without any love to God in your heart, or regard to his commands in your life. Well, you are just the kind of man to whom this gospel is sent—this gospel which says that God justifieth the ungodly.

"The Holy Ghost saith, Today, if ye will hear his voice, harden not your hearts.”

No, this book does not come to make a demand upon you, but to bring you something. We are not going to talk about law, and duty, and punishment, but about love, and goodness, and forgiveness, and mercy, and eternal life. Do not, theref

We are not going to talk about law, and duty, and punishment, but about love, and goodness, and forgiveness, and mercy, and eternal life. Do not, therefore, act as if you were not at home: do not turn a deaf ear, or a careless heart.

Do not, therefore, act as if you were not at home: do not turn a deaf ear, or a careless heart.

Open the door, and let my pleadings enter. "Come now, and let us reason together." The Lord himself invites you to a conference concerning your immediate and endless happiness, and He would not have done this if He did not mean well toward you.

not refuse the Lord Jesus who knocks at your door; for He knocks with a hand which was nailed to the tree