Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 109:1
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Psalms109:1
God of my praise. A text which may be expounded in its double meaning.
Verses 1-3.
1. God is for his people when the wicked are against them (Ps 109:1);
(a) for his people's sake;
(b) for his own sake.
2. The wicked are against his people when he is for them (Ps 109:2-3);
(a) from hatred to God;
(b) from hatred to his people. —G.R.
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