Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 119:124
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Psalms119:124
Teach me. David had Nathan and Gad the prophets; and beside them, the ordinary Levites to teach him. He read the word of God diligently, and did meditate in the law night and day; but he acknowledgeth all this was nothing unless God did teach him. Other teachers speak to the ear, but God speaks to the heart: so Paul preached to Lydia, but God opened her heart. Let us pray for this grace. William Cowper.
HINTS TO PREACHERS.
Ver. 124-125. The servant of God.
1. Making profession: "I am thy servant."
2. Making confession of guilt, dulness, ignorance.
3. Making petition for mercy, understanding, and teaching. C.A.D.
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