Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 119:119
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Psalms119:119
The stranger's prayer.
1. How he came to be a stranger in the earth. He was born again. He learned the manners of his foreign home. He spoke the language of his Fatherland; and so was misunderstood and rejected on earth.
2. How he longed after everything homelike. Home rules: "thy commandments." Home teaching: "hide not." Specially his Father's voice.
3. How in his loneliness he solaced himself by communication with his Father.
4. Would you not like to be a stranger? C.A.D.
HINTS TO PREACHERS.
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