Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 149:5

How I long for my bed! Not that I may sleep —I lie awake often and long! but to hold sweet communion with my God. What shall I render unto him for all his revelations and gifts to me? Were there no historical evidence of the truth of Christianity, were there no well established miracles, still I should believe that the religion propagated by the fishermen of Galilee is divine. The holy joy it brings to me must be from heaven. Do I write this boastingly, brother? Nay, it is with tears of humble gratitude that I tell of the goodness of the Lord. —From a private letter from Bapa Padmanji, in "Feathers for Arrows," 1870.