Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 101:2
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Psalms101:2
—O when wilt thou come unto me? A devout ejaculation.
1. Revealing the psalmist's need of the divine presence in order to holiness.
2. His intense longing.
3. His full expectation.
4. His the rough appreciation of the condescending visit.
Verse 2 (last clause). Home piety. Its duty, excellence, influence, sphere, and reward. Note also the change of heart and firmness of purpose necessary to it.
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