Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 119:112
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Psalms119:112
I have inclined mine heart to perform, etc. In this work he was determined to continue.
1. "I have inclined my heart." The counsel of the soul is like a balance; and the mind, which hath the commanding power over the affections, inclines the balance to that which it judges best.
2. It was to perform it that he thus inclined his heart.
3. And this not for a time, or some particular occasion, but always, and unto the end. Then the end of life would be the beginning of glory. Adam Clarke.
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