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by C. H. Spurgeon

Dirty Corners

Skittish cor?ters are not see7i in the dark. Things are naught that cannot brook a7i open investigation Lord, let me have a religion which will bear the light of day, the light of self-examination, the light of the throne of judgment. If I hide my sin, how can I prosper? If I cannot bear to be judged of men, how shall I endure to be judged at thy appearing?

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