Quotemeal: Sep. 25th, 1956

Tuesday, September 25, 1956

"A sacred regard to the authority of God ought to lead us to reject an error, however old, sanctioned by whatever authority, or however generally practiced."
— Charles H. Spurgeon

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Illustration of Charles H. Spurgeon — "A sacred regard to the authority of God ought to lead us to reject an error, however old, sanctioned by whatever authority, or however generally practiced."

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