Daily reflection and inspiration from the "Prince of Preachers," Charles Haddon Spurgeon.
Friday, April 11, 2008
We walk by faith and not by sight
The sight of Christ it seems, did but little good to those who had it, not even to his disciples, for they were sorry dolts, even though he was the Master. It was only when the Spirit came down at Pentecost, that they began to know Christ, and to understand what he had said to them, though he himself had said it. And truly ‘tis better to see Christ by faith than it is to see him by sight, for a sight of him by faith saves the soul; but we might see him with the eye, and yet crucify him, yet be found amongst the greatest rebels against his government and power.
From a sermon entitled "The Glory Of Christ — Beheld!," delivered. Flickr photo by KristĂn Sig; some rights reserved.
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