Luke 15:31
Spurgeon - Verse Expositions - Charles H. Spurgeon
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Luke 15:31. And he said unto him,¾
So beautifully,
Luke 15:31. Son, thou art ever with me, and all that I have is thine.
And that is what the Lord seems to say to the believer, when he gets into that naughty spirit of the elder brother, and does not like to hear of sinners of the deepest dye being brought to Christ, and who disapproves of the jubilation and excitement at revival times. The Lord says to him, "Suppose you have not had such enjoyments; you may have them if you like, for you are ever with me. There is joy enough in that fact; and all that I have is yours. You are joint-heir with me. I have given you everything; what more do you want?"