[image][img align=left]https://www.sermonindex.net/modules/mydownloads/images/platform.gif[/img] Text/Audio: Leviticus 22 / Psalms 28-29 / Ecclesiastes 5 / 2 Timothy 1----------------------------------------"My friends, there may be some within these walls with a heart as hard as that of Judas. like Judas, you are about to partake of the most moving ordinance the world ever saw; like Judas, you may eat of the bread and drink of the wine; and like Judas, your heart may grow harder, and your life more sinful than ever. And you think, then, that Jesus is your enemy? But what does the Bible say? Look here: He is troubled in spirit-He weeps as He did over Jerusalem. Yes, He that once shed His blood for you, now sheds His tears for you. Immanuel grieves that you will not be saved. He grieved over Judas, and He grieves over you. He wept over Jerusalem, and He weeps over you. He has no pleasure that you should perish-He had far rather that you would turn and have life. There is not within these walls one of you so hard, so cruel, so base, so unmoved, so far from grace and godliness, so Judas-like that Jesus does not grieve over your hardness-that you will still resist all His love-that you will still love death, and wrong your own soul. Oh! that the tears which the Savior shed over your lost and perishing souls might fall upon your hearts like drops of liquid fire-that you might no more sit unmelted under that wondrous love which bums with so vehement a flame which many waters cannot quench-which all your sin cannot smother-the love which passes knowledge. Amen." -Robert Murray McCheyne-----------------------------------------"Daily Bread" - The Advantages & Directions-"Daily Bread" - (Yearly) Bible Reading Guide-Who is using the M'chyne Bible Reading guide
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