C.H. Spurgeon Quotes

By C.H. Spurgeon

INFIDELITY

Prove a point to an infidel, and he wants it proved again; let it be as clear as noon-day to him from the testimony of many witnesses, yet doth he not believe it. In fact, he doth believe it; but he pretendeth not to do so, and is an infidel in spite of himself. WWa136 There are infidels on earth, but there are none in heaven, and there can be none in hell. 349.12 Judas betrayed his Master with a kiss. This is how most apostates do it; it is always with a kiss. Did you ever read an infidel book in your life which did not begin with profound respect for truth? I never have. 494.94 Brethren, worse difficulties have occurred to us than any that have ever been penned by the most notorious infidels. 1914.435 We are case-hardened. The Creole proverbs says, “When the mosquito tried to sting the alligator, he wasted his time”; and the case is much the same when infidels deal with us. 2069.81 I will not say that every man who rejects Christ is necessarily immoral; but I will say that, in nine cases out of ten, it is so; and that, when you trace an infidel’s life, there is something there that accounts for his infidelity. He wants a coverlet in his unbelief for something that he has good need to cover. 2622.238 Infidelity will do very well for you when you can have a heated dance and merry revelry, but sickness and death are tests which it cannot endure. Many have found, then, that the ashes upon which they were feeding were but the preparation for feeding upon the burning coals of the eternal wrath of God. 2686.365