Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 119:113
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Psalms119:113
How the believer
1. Is troubled by vain thoughts. A frequent and painful experience:
2. Does not tolerate vain, thoughts. Some, suffer them to lodge within; he is anxious to expel them.
3. Triumphs over vain thoughts. By his love to the law of God. His prayer is "With thoughts of Christ and things divine,
Fill up this foolish heart of mine." W.H.J.P.
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