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Charles Haddon Spurgeon, Morning and Evening, Based on the English Standard Version Quotes: Christ loved the sons of men before there were sons of men, and me before there was me. If he was going to get tired of me, he would have done so before now.
         

Christ loved the sons of men before there were sons of men, and me before there was me. If he was going to get tired of me, he would have done so before now.


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