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Quote by Charles Spurgeon
He trusts him where he cannot trace him.
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The sentence describes trust that continues even when one person cannot trace the other’s path, actions, or whereabouts. It suggests confidence without full visibility or certainty: the first person relies on the second despite being unable to follow or account for him directly.
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- The Spurgeon Library, “A Happy Christian” sermon
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