The Autobiography of Charles H. Spurgeon - Compiled From His Diary, Letters, and Records #262094

I do not think my beloved had, at that time, any other thought concerning me than to help a struggling soul Heavenward; but I was greatly impressed by his concern for me, and the book became very precious as well as helpful. By degrees, though with much trembling, I told him of my state before God; and he gently led me, by his preaching, and by his conversations; through the power of the Holy Spirit, to the cross of Christ for the peace. And pardon my weary soul was longing for.