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by C. H. Spurgeon

One Rainy Day

‘■^ All the iediousness of the present life is but like one rainy day to an everlasti?ig sunshine How readily, then, should we bear these shortlived troubles! They are but for a moment; just a passing shower, and then the sun will shine out for ever. Time is nothing when compared with eternity. To a believer, this sorrowful life is like one drop of grief lost in a sea of glory, one speck of rain in a year of fair weather. These light and momentary afflictions are not worthy to be compared with the eternal bliss which awaits us.

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