In this sermon on Galatians 5:22, Spurgeon looks at the first of the fruits of the Spirit, which is love. He compares the love the Spirit brings to four things. First, it is like a winnowing fan blowing away the excesses of our lusts and self-indulgence. Second, it is like a priceless jewel, incalculable in value. Third, it is a rich and rare picture painted by a Master, the great designer of all things beautiful. Lastly, Spirit-wrought love is likened to a crown to give glory to God the Spirit alone for His work in our hearts. Chapel Library owns the copyright to the annotations added to this book.
