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by C. H. Spurgeon

December 4

// any mnn sin, we hare an advocate with the Father, Jesus Christ the righteous.” — I John ii. 1.

CJyi) HAT words of tenderness, what sentences of persuasion, will the anointed use when he stands up to plead for me! Christ the righteous,” This is not only his character, but his plea. It is his character, and if the Righteous One be my advocate, then my cause is good, or he would not have espoused it. It is his plea, for he meets the charge of unrighteousness against me by the plea that He is righteous. He declares himself my substitute, and puts his obedience to my account. My soul, thou hast a friend well fitted to be thine advocate; he cannot but succeed; leave thyself entirely in his hands.

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