Prayers of Charles Spurgeon and Phillip Doddridge 1

"O thou injured, neglected, provoked Benefactor! when I think but for a moment or two of all thy greatness and of all thy goodness, I am astonished at this insensibility which has prevailed in my heart, and even still prevails; I 'blush and am confounded to lift up my face before thee.' (Ezra 9:6) On the most transient review, I 'see that I have played the fool,' that 'I have erred exceedingly.' (1 Sam. 26:21) And yet this stupid heart of mine would make its having neglected thee so long a reason for going on to neglect thee.