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Charles H. Spurgeon
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Actually, this is about the devotional post below, regarding worrying being infidelity to God and Jesus! Goodness! I never thought of it that way, and thanks to current situations, I worry a LOT. It does me no good, really, costing me sleep, health, peace, and joy.
But infidelity…now that is something to think about. Ouch.