(This is beautiful and I think you'll really like it!)
From a sermon by Charles Haddon Spurgeon entitled "The Eternal Day,"
delivered May 31, 1874.
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 It was a glad day for Israel when the trumpets rang out the morning of the Jubilee, for every slave was free, and every debtor found his liabilities discharged. Back came each man’s lost inheritance, and the whole nation was glad. With sound of trumpet and of cornet they saluted the rising of the sun on the first day of that Jubilee year; but the jubilee year went by, and lands were mortgaged and forfeited, and slaves fell again into slavery, and bankrupts were again seized by their creditors. Ah, beloved, we are coming to a jubilee, of which the trumpets shall sound on for ever. We shall regain our once forfeited inheritance never to have it encumbered any more; we shall snap the fetters which have bound us, never to feel them again. “If the Son make you free, ye shall be free indeed.” _______________________________________________________________ Blessings to you and yours, believers! Keep looking up, our redemption draweth nigh! -Rev.Debbie ♥ |
