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Spurgeon Commentary
Charles Spurgeon • Faithlife Sermons • Illustration • • 372 views
The Greeks outside the walls of Troy were unable to storm the city, but after a long war they succeeded by using the stratagem of the wooden horse. Putting some Greeks within the hollow monster, they pretended to flee and left the horse to be dragged within the gates of Troy by the infatuated Trojans.…


Spurgeon Commentary
Charles Spurgeon • Faithlife Sermons • Illustration • • 230 views
Men would be less in a hurry to avow their pretended faith if there were no advantages to be gained. The rower in the boat sits with his back to the shore, but is all the while pulling toward it. Many tug the oar toward the world that they pretend to have renounced. How many are like that famous painting…


Spurgeon Commentary
Charles Spurgeon • Faithlife Sermons • Illustration • • 16 views
One Richard Denton, who had been a very zealous Lollard, and was the means of the conversion of an eminent saint, when he came to the stake was so afraid of the fire that he renounced everything he held and went into the Church of Rome. A short time after his own house took fire, and going into it to…


Spurgeon Commentary
Charles Spurgeon • Faithlife Sermons • Illustration • • 15 views
A child would generally stand on his feet in a gust of wind if he knew it was coming. But when the wind happens to come around a corner furiously, he may be taken off his feet. Mind you are well ballasted by prayer every morning before your vessel puts out to sea, or carrying the quantity of sail you…