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Ichabod Spencer - You have "done all you could" to...

You have "done all you could" to save yourself; and yet you have accomplished nothing. Fly, then, to Christ, - to Christ, just as you are, just as unworthy - to Christ now, "while it is called to-day." Be assured you are welcomed to all His benefits. (Ichabod Spencer)

You have "done all you could" to save yourself; and yet you have accomplished nothing. Fly, then, to Christ, - to Christ, just as you are, just as unworthy - to Christ now, "while it is called to-day." Be assured you are welcomed to all His benefits.

Ichabod Spencer

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