Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 119:9
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Psalms119:9
A word to the young.
1. Show how the young man is in special danger of defiling his way. Through,
(a) His strong passions.
(b) His immature judgment.
(c) His inexperience.
(d) His rash self sufficiency.
(e) His light companions, and,
(f) His general heedlessness.
2. The circumspection he should use to cleanse his way. "Taking heed, "
(a) Of his evil propensities.
(b) Of his companions.
(c) Of his pursuits.
(d) Of the tendencies of all he does.
3. The infallible guide by which his circumspection is to be regulated: "according to thy word" that is to say,
(a) Its precepts.
(b) Its examples.
(c) Its motives.
(d) Its warnings.
(e) Its allurements. C.A.D.
Psalms 119:10*
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