Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 14:1
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Psalms14:1
As there is no wound more mortal than that which plucketh forth man's heart or soul; so, likewise, is there no person or pestilence of greater force suddenly in men to kill all faith, hope, and charity, with the fear of God, and consequently to cast them headlong into the pit of hell, than to deny the principle and foundation of all religion —namely, that there is a God. Robert Cawdray's "Treasury or Storehouse of Similes," 1609.
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