Charles Haddon Spurgeon: It has been well said that our anxiety does not empty to-morrow of its sorrows…
It has been well said that our anxiety does not empty to-morrow of its sorrows, but only empties to-day of its strength.
In today’s wordsIt has been well said that worry doesn't empty tomorrow of its sorrows, only today of its strength.
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