“God’s Fatherly prerogative, ” is a kingly attribute so sweetly veiled in love, that the King’s crown is forgotten in the King’s face, and His sceptre becomes, not a rod of iron, but a silver sceptre of mercy – the sceptre indeed seems to be forgotten in the tender hand of Him who wields it.”

“God’s Fatherly prerogative, ” is a kingly attribute so sweetly veiled in love, that the King’s crown is forgotten in the King’s face, and His sceptre becomes, not a rod of iron, but a silver sceptre of mercy – the sceptre indeed seems to be forgotten in the tender hand of Him who wields it.”

— Charles Haddon Spurgeon