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Separation from the world's religion?
Spurgeon, "Light, Natural and Spiritual" #660.
As soon as the Lord gives to any
believer spiritual light, he begins to
separate himself from the darkness.
The world's religion used to satisfy him. If
there
was a pretty looking building, and a good looking
minister who could put his words together well,
and garnish the altar finely, the child of darkness
did not care what he heard; whether the gospel
was preached or not.
But so soon as he receives spiritual light, he cries,
"All this is nothing to me, I need light and truth,
and I cannot go to hear anything but the gospel."
He separates himself from the world's religion,
finds out where Christ is preached, and goes there.
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