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Safety of Feeble Saints
Spurgeon's Illustration Collection
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You can buy complete sets of all the flowers of the Alpine district at the hotel near the foot of the Rosenlaui glacier, very neatly pressed and enclosed in cases. Some of the flowers are very common, but they must be included, or the flora would not be completely represented. The botanist is as careful to see that the common ones are there, as he is to note that the rarer specimens are not excluded. Our blessed Lord will be sure to make a perfect collection of all the flowers of his field, and even the ordinary believer, the everyday worker, the common convert, will not be forgotten. To Jesus' eye, there is beauty in all his plants, and each one is needed to perfect the flora of Paradise. May I be found among his flowers, if only as one out of myriad daisies, who with sweet simplicity shall look up and wonder at his love for ever.
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Spurgeon, Charles. Entry for 'Safety of Feeble Saints'. Spurgeon's Illustration Collection. https://www.studylight.org/dictionaries/eng/fff/s/safety-of-feeble-saints.html. 1870.
