Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 114:4
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Psalms114:4
The movableness of things which appear to be fixed and settled. God's power of creating a stir in lethargic minds, among ancient systems, and prejudiced persons of the highest rank.
Verses 7-8. Holy awe.
1. Should be caused by the fact of the divine presence.
2. Should be increased by his covenant character —"the God of Jacob."
3. Should culminate when we see displays of his grace towards his people —"which turned, "etc.
4. Should become universal.
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