The shephanim are not mighty people: Charles Spurgeon

The shephanim are not mighty people

Charles Spurgeon

Enough is not only as good as a feast, but it is all that the veriest glutton can truly enjoy.

—Charles Spurgeon, Morning, February 14.

Tim at 1/07/2009 07:00:00 AM

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Tim: I use my blogs as commonplace books, storehouses of memorabilia. In this sense commonplace does not mean trite, but goes back to its Latin root, meaning a point with general application. Shephanim is a collection of commonplaces in the strict sense, while Sarregouset is more of a clearinghouse. I find each post worthy of remembering, and maybe you will too.

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