Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 119:128
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Psalms119:128
I hate every false way. If Satan get a grip of thee by any one sin, is it not enough to carry thee to damnation? As the butcher carries the beast to the slaughter, sometime bound by all the four feet, and sometime by one only; so it is with Satan. Though thou be not a slave to all sin; if thou be a slave to one, the grip he hath of thee, by that one sinful affection, is sufficient to captive thee. William Cowper.
HINTS TO PREACHERS.
Ver. 128 (first clause). This view should be taken of all divine precepts in their bearing,
1. Toward Christ.
2. Toward Self.
3. Toward the World.
4. Toward the Church.
5. Toward Heaven. W.J.
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