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Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 104:30

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Psalms104:30

The season of Spring and its moral analogies. See John Foster's "Lectures, "1844.

Verse 32.

1. What there is in a Look of God. "He looketh, "etc.

(a) What in a look of anger.

(b) What in a look of love. He looked out of the fiery pillar upon the Egyptians." The Lord hath looked out from his pillar of glory," etc. He gave another look from the same pillar to Israel.

2. What there is in a Touch of God: "He toucheth," etc. A touch of his may raise a soul to heaven, or sink a soul to hell. G.R.

Verse 33.

1. The singer —"I."

2. The song —"praises."

3. The audience —"The Lord, ""My God."

4. The length of the song —"long as I live; while I have my being." —A.G.B.

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