Morning, Oct 15: Ready for His Coming

from Spurgeon Unbound Hosted by Pierre Hulsebus

Send us Fan Mail Malachi 3:2 (KJV), "But who may abide the day of his coming?" Suppose Christ walked into this coffee shop now, not as a baby in a manger but as Judge: could you look him in the eye? From Malachi 3:2, Spurgeon sets the quiet first coming beside the splendour of the second, when the Lamb is also the Lion of the tribe of Judah. For his people, washed in his blood, he sits as a refiner even now, and they look for his appearing with joy. The episode closes with a prayer to be found sincere on the day he appears. This has been Spurgeon Unbound. Go well today.

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