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Spurgeon's Morning and Evening - Aug 9 AM

Revelation 21:23
Charles Spurgeon August, 9 1999 Audio
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The city hath no need of the sun, neither of the moon to shine in it. Revelation chapter 21 verse 23. Yonder in the better world, the inhabitants are independent of all creature comforts. They have no need of raiment, their white robes never wear out. Neither shall they ever be defiled. They need no medicine to heal diseases, for the inhabitant shall not say, I am sick. They need no sleep to recruit their frames. They rest not day nor night but unwarily praise him in his temple.

They need no social relationship to minister comfort and whatever happiness they may derive from association with their fellows is not essential to their bliss. For their Lord's society is enough for their largest desires. They need no teachers there. They doubtless commune with one another concerning the things of God but they do not require this by way of instruction. They shall all be taught of the Lord. Ours are the arms of the king's gate, but they feast at the table itself.

Here we lean upon the friendly arm, but there they lean upon their beloved and upon him alone. Here we must have the help of our companions, but there they find all they want in Christ Jesus. Here we look to the meat which perisheth and to the raiment which decays before the moth, but there they find everything in God. We use the bucket to fetch us water from the well, but there they drink from the fountainhead and put their lips down to the living water.

Here the angels bring us blessings, but we shall want no messengers from heaven then. they shall need no Gabriels there to bring their love notes from God for there they shall see him face to face oh what a blessed time shall that be when we shall have mounted above every second course and shall rest upon the bare arm of God what a glorious hour when God and not his creatures the Lord and not his works shall be our daily joy our souls shall then have attained the perfection of bliss
Charles Spurgeon
About Charles Spurgeon
Charles Haddon Spurgeon (19 June 1834 — 31 January 1892) was an English Particular Baptist preacher. His nickname is the "Prince of Preachers."
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