Romans 5:4
Spurgeon - Verse Expositions - Charles H. Spurgeon
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Romans 5:4. And patience, experience;
If you bear the trial patiently, it leaves the mark of its graving tool upon your spirit, and you thus become fashioned into an experienced Christian.
Romans 5:4. And experience, hope:
What God has once done, he may do again; and as he has shown us so much favor we may reasonably hope that he will show us more, and that he who has given us grace will give us glory.