Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 109:30
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Psalms109:30
Vocal praise. Should be personal, resolute, intelligent, abundant, hearty. It should attract others, join with others, stimulate others, but never lose its personality.
Verses 30-31.
1. David's will with respect to himself: "I will... yea, I will" etc. (Ps 109:30).
2. His shall with respect to God: "he shall", etc. (Ps 109:31). —G.R.
Verses 30-31. He promises God that he will praise him, Ps 109:30. He promises himself that he shall have cause to praise God, Ps 109:31. —Matthew Henry.
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