A Fixed Heart Amid Ruined Estates and Grief
Psalm 112:7 declares the righteous shall not fear evil tidings. Spurgeon pressed this truth relentlessly: bring word that a man's estate is ruined—yet he answers,...
This is historical examples on god's sovereignty and eternal security, drawing on Psalms 112:7.
Psalm 112:7 declares the righteous shall not fear evil tidings. Spurgeon pressed this truth relentlessly: bring word that a man's estate is ruined—yet he answers, "My inheritance is safe." Tell him his wife, child, or dearest friend has died—yet he responds, "My Father lives." Inform him that death itself approaches—he replies with calm assurance, "I go home to my Father and to my inheritance."…
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