Romans 5:3
Spurgeon - Verse Expositions - Charles H. Spurgeon
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Romans 5:3. And not only so, but we glory in tribulations also:-
Somebody seemed to say to the apostle, "You talk about peace with God, and access to God; but you are troubled in mind, you are sickly in body, you are poor in estate, just as other people are;" so Paul replies, "Yes, we know that it is so, "but we glory in tribulations also:’" -
Romans 5:3. Knowing that tribulation worketh patience;-
It is sent for our good; we accept our trials as a part of our estate, and in some respects, the very richest part of our estate. We get more good out of our adversity than out of our prosperity. Our troubles have made men of us, whereas our joys might have unmanned us. Trials have braced us up, and we glory in them, "knowing that tribulation worketh patience;" -