In this sermon on the tax collector in Luke 18:13, Spurgeon shows that 1) the fact of sinnership is no reason for despair; 2) a sense of sinnership confers no right to mercy; 3) the knowledge of their sinnership guides men to right action; and 4) the believing confession of sinnership is the way of peace. Chapel Library owns the copyright to the annotations we have added to this book.
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A Sermon for the Worst Man on Earth
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In this sermon on the tax collector in Luke 18:13, Spurgeon shows that 1) the fact of sinnership is no reason for despair; 2) a sense of sinnership confers no right to mercy; 3) the knowledge of their sinnership guides men to right action; and 4) the believing confession of sinnership is the way of peace. Chapel Library owns the copyright to the annotations we have added to this book.
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