Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 110:3
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Psalms110:3
This is a prophecy of the subjects of Christ's kingdom.
1. Who they are; "Thy people."
(a) A people. This denotes distinction, separation, similarity, organization. They are not a confused rabble, but a united community.
(b) His people. By gift, by purchase, by effectual calling.
2. What they are.
(a) A loyal people: "willing."
(b) A conquered people: "in the day of thy power."
(c) A holy people: "in the beauties of holiness."
(d) A numerous people: "from the womb of the morning," etc. The number of converts at the first proclamation of Christ's gospel was but the dew of his youth. G.R.
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