audio_api/scripture/psalms/26.json

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    "name": "Psalms 26",
    "book": "Psalms",
    "chapter": 26,
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            "title": "The Saint's Horror at the Sinner's Hell",
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            "scripture": "Psalm 26:9",
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            "description": "\u201cGather not my soul with sinners.\u201d \u2014 Psalm 26:9. WE must all be gathered in due course. When time shall have ripened the fruit, it must hang no longer upon the tree, but be gathered into the basket; when the summer's sun has perfectly matured the corn, the sickle must be brought forth, and the harvest must be reaped; to everything there is a season and an end. There shall be a gathering-time for every one of us. It may come to-morrow; it may be deferred another handful of years; it may come to us by the long process of consumption or decline; it may advance with more rapid footsteps, and we may in a moment be gathered to our people. Sooner or later, to use the expressive words of Job, the Almighty shall set his heart upon each of us, and gather unto himself our spirit and our breath. That gathering rests with God! - the prayer of the Psalmist implies it, and many Scriptures affirm it. As Young sings in his Night Thoughts \u2013 \u201cAn angel's arm can't hurl me to the grave.\u201d Accidents are but God's arrangements; diseases are his decrees; fevers his servants, and plagues his messengers. Our mortality is immortal, till the Eternal wills its death. \u201cReturn, ye children of men\u201d can be spoken by none but our heavenly Father, and when he gives the word, return we must without delay...",
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            "speaker_name": "C. H. Spurgeon",
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                    "book": "Psalms",
                    "chapter": "26"
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