Charity…beareth all things, believeth all things, hopeth all things, endureth all things. – 1 Corinthians 13:4-7

God has put within you a new life, but the old life seeks to smother it. Besides that you will have to contend with “all things” in the persons whom you are called upon to love. You must have fervent charity towards the saints, but you will find very much about the best of them which will try your patience; for, like yourself, they are imperfect, and they will not always turn their best side towards you, but sometimes sadly exhibit their infirmities. Be prepared, therefore, to contend with “all things” in them. As for the ungodly whom you are to love to Christ, you will find everything in them that will oppose the drawings of your love, for they, like yourself, by nature are born in sin, and they are rooted in their iniquities. When you have mastered that kind of “all things” you will have to contend with “all things” in the world, for the world lieth in the wicked one, and all its forces run towards self, and contention, and hate. Every man’s hand is against his fellow, and few there be who honour the gentle laws of love; they know not that divine charity which “seeketh not her own.” The seed of the serpent is at enmity with all that is kind, and tender, and self-sacrificing, for these are the marks of the woman’s Seed. Marvel not, my brethren, if the world hate you. And then remember that “all things” in hell are against you. What a seething mass of rebellious life, all venomous with hate, is seen in the regions of darkness. The prince of the power of the air leads the van, and the host of fallen spirits eagerly follow him, like bloodhounds behind their leader. All these evil spirits will endeavour to create dissension, and enmity, and malice, and oppression among men, and the soldier of love must wrestle against all these. See, O my brother, what a battle is yours! …what a crusade is this against hate and evil. Yet we shrink not from the fray. ~ C.H. Spurgeon

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