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by C. H. Spurgeon

August 7

“Canst thou hind the sweet influences of Pleiades or loose the bands of Orion?”

<nL/^^ looses the bands of Orion, and none but he. What a blessing it is that he can do it!

O that he would perform the wonder to-night! Lord, end my winter, and let my spring begin. I cannot, with all my longings, raise my soul out of her death and dullness, but all things are possible with thee. I need celestial influences, the clear shinings of thy love, the beams of thy grace, the light of thy countenance; these are the Pleiades to me. I suffer much from sin and temptation; these are my wintry signs, my terrible Orion. Lord, work wonders in me, and for me. Amen.

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