# “Jesus came to save sinners” by Charles Spurgeon

- Link: https://tollelege.net/2012/12/07/sit-at-the-table-of-mercy-by-charles-spurgeon/
- Published: 2012-12-07T20:00:33-06:00
- Author: tollelege

“Go where you will, you need not ransack earth to find sinners, for they are common
enough. You may find them in every lane and street of every city, and town, and 
village, and hamlet.

It is for such that Jesus died. If you will select me the grossest specimen of humanity,
if he be but born of woman, I will have hope of him yet, because Jesus Christ is
come to seek and to save _sinners._

Electing love has selected some of the worst to be made the best. Pebbles of the
brook grace turns into jewels for the crown-royal. Worthless dross He transforms
into pure gold.

Redeeming love has set apart many of the worst of mankind to be the reward of the
Saviour’s passion. Effectual grace calls forth many of the vilest of the vile to
sit at the table of mercy, and therefore let none despair.

Reader, by that love looking out of Jesus’ tearful eyes, by that love streaming 
from those bleeding wounds, by that faithful love, that strong love, that pure, 
disinterested, and abiding love; by the heart and by the bowels of the Saviour’s
compassion, we conjure you turn not away as though it were nothing to you.

But believe on Him and you shall be saved. Trust your soul with Him and He will 
bring you to His Father’s right hand in glory everlasting.”

–Charles Spurgeon, “December 7 – Morning” in [_Morning and Evening_](https://www.amazon.com/dp/1433598663?tag=toletaupanre-20)(
Geanies House, Fearn, Scotland, UK: Christian Focus, 1994),  714.

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