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False Assurance

Posted in Assurance of Salvation, Maurice Roberts on August 22, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

Nothing is as tragic as a false hope of Heaven.  Yet, multitudes, in all ages, have lived and died in a false profession of faith in Christ.  They have claimed to be in union and fellowship with the Son of God, yet, all their lives, have been deluded.  So serious is the subject that it [...]

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Assured of the Things He Knows

Posted in Assurance of Salvation, Charles Haddon Spurgeon on March 29, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

It is of no use to stand up and preach things that may, or may not, be true.  I am charged with being a dreadful dogmatist, and I am not anxious to excuse myself.  When a man is not quite sure of a thing, he grows very liberal; anybody can be liberal with money which [...]

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Christian Experience Enhances Assurance

Posted in Assurance of Salvation, Charles Haddon Spurgeon on March 27, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

The young man who has known the Lord twelve months and experienced a great deliverance is sure that the Lord is to be trusted.  But when he has passed twenty, thirty, or forty years of the same experience, his assurance will be doubly sure.  To a believer in Christ, every day teems with providences and [...]

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