Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 119:110
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Psalms119:110
Consider,
1. Some of the snares set for saints by sinners.
(a) Doctrinal snares, by intellectual sinners.
(b) False accusations, by malignant sinners.
(c) False flatteries, by deceitful sinners.
(d) False charity, by a large number of sinners nowadays.
2. The secure safeguard for a saint's safety: "I erred not from thy precepts." Obedience to God gives security, because
(a) The snares are then suspected and watched against.
(b) The feet cannot become entangled by them.
(c) God keeps him who keeps his word. J.F.
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