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by C. H. Spurgeon

A Knock Borne for the Sake of a Crown

*’yi ifiajt will venttcre a knock that is in reach of a crown The ambitious will run all risks of cruel wounds, and death itself, to reach a throne; the prize hardens them against all hazards. Even so will every wise man encounter all difficulties for the crown of life; and when, by faith, he sees it within reach, he will count all afflictions light through which he wades to glory. “If we suffer, we shall also reign with him.”

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