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And while it melts it strengthens. While God loves me, whom shall I fear? If Jehovah has chosen me, if he has set his heart upon me, of whom shall I be afraid? Verily with this I may walk through the valley of the shadow of death and fear no evil; with this in the midst of war I may have confidence; upon this in famine I shall be fed; and in affliction I shall not be afraid.

Oh! the joy which dwells in the thought that God loves his people. Jesus loved me, and gave himself for me! Can you say this, my hearer? If you can, you can say more than Demosthenes or Cicero were ever able to say with all their eloquence.

I Must Know Him! The following is from Spurgeon's sermon, “Do You Know Him?”