Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 119:107
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Psalms119:107
1. The "very much" afflicted.
(a) The world has such widows, orphans, etc., etc.
(b) Most take their turn.
2. But there is "very much" grace.
(a) God's word promises the needed quickening.
(b) Himself very much greater than all our needs.
(c) Christ died "in all points" has all help.
3. Therefore bring "very much" faith, as the Psalmist here.
(a) Keen eyed for promises.
(b) Fervent in pleading them.
(c) Strong in expectation. W.B.H.
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