Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 105:32
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Psalms105:32
He gave them hail for rain. Judgment substituted for mercy.
Verse 37 (first clause). Wealth found upon us after affliction.
Verse 37 (second clause). A consummation to be desired. This was the direct result of the divine presence. The circumstances out of which it grew were hard labour, and persecution. It enabled them to leave Egypt, to journey far, to carry burdens, to fight enemies, etc.
Verse 39.
1. A dark cloud of providence is the guide of the people of God by day.
2. A bright cloud of promises is their guide by night. G.R.
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