Spurgeon Faith's Checkbook: January 24 - CARE OF OUR FEET
Spurgeon Faith's Checkbook: January 24 - CARE OF OUR FEET
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Scripture heading: I Sam. 2:9.
> "He will keep the feet of his saints." I Sam. 2:9
The way is slippery, and our feet are feeble, but the Lord will keep our feet. If we give ourselves up by obedient faith to be His holy ones, He will Himself be our guardian. Not only will He charge His angels to keep us, but He Himself will preserve our goings.
He will keep our feet from falling, so that we do not defile our garments, wound our souls, and cause the enemy to blaspheme.
He will keep our feet from wandering, so that we do not go into paths of error, or ways of folly, or courses of the world's custom.
He will keep our feet from swelling through weariness, or blistering because of the roughness and length of the way.
He will keep our feet from wounding: our shoes shall be iron and brass, so that even though we tread on the edge of the sword, or on deadly serpents, we shall not bleed, or be poisoned.
He will also pluck our feet out of the net. We shall not be entangled by the deceit of our malicious and crafty foes.
With such a promise as this, let us run without weariness, and walk without fear. He who keeps our feet will do it effectually.
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Citation: Charles H. Spurgeon, Faith's Checkbook, Spurgeon Faith's Checkbook: January 24 - CARE OF OUR FEET, CCEL all-text cache, accessed 2026-07-07. Source URL: https://ccel.org/ccel/spurgeon/checkbook/cache/checkbook.html3#iii-p104.1
Original work: public-domain nineteenth-century devotional promise readings by Charles H. Spurgeon
Digital source: Christian Classics Ethereal Library (CCEL)
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Scripture refs: 1SA.2.9
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