C.H. Spurgeon Quotes

What, carry your sins into heaven? Carry hell into heaven! Man, hast thou any reason left in thee to expect God to have it so? 1278.92 It is a mercy that unrenewed men cannot enter heaven; if they could, heaven would not last as heaven for even five minutes. There would be another hell created if unrenewed men could walk among the palms and harps of the glorified. You may do what you like with a man, but as long as he is unclean he communicates his defilement wherever he may lay his hand. 2495.594 If ungodly people went there in the same state as they are in here, heaven would become a sort of ante-chamber of hell, a respectable place of damnation; but that can never be the case. 2705.593 Carnal spirits, greedy, envious spirits—what would they do in heaven? If they were in the place called heaven, they could not be in the state called heaven, and heaven is more a state than a place. 3538.544