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The collection of sermons and writings by Charles Spurgeon

Spurgeon Collection

THE WELL-BELOVED

Filed under: Spurgeon Writings, Till He Come - 15.12.2004 @ 8:00:59 AM

THE WELL-BELOVED.

A COMMUNION ADDRESS AT MENTONE.

“Yea, He is altogether lovely.”—Song of Solomon v. 16.

THE soul that is familiar with the Lord worships Him in the outer court of nature, wherein it admires His works, and is charmed by every thought of what He must be who made them all. When that soul enters the nearer circle of inspiration, and reads the wonderful words of God, it is still more enraptured, and its admiration is heightened. In revelation, we see the same all-glorious Lord as in creation, but the vision is more clear, and the consequent love is more intense.

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Fragrant Spices From the Mountain of Myrrh

Filed under: Spurgeon Writings, Till He Come - 08.12.2004 @ 8:00:04 AM

Over the Mountains

Filed under: Spurgeon Writings, Till He Come - 01.12.2004 @ 8:00:42 AM

Under the apple tree

Filed under: Spurgeon Writings, Till He Come - 26.11.2004 @ 8:00:48 AM

Under His Shadow

Filed under: Spurgeon Writings, Till He Come - 19.11.2004 @ 6:30:43 PM

Mysterious Visits

Filed under: Spurgeon Writings, Till He Come - 10.11.2004 @ 6:30:52 PM