Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 119:135
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Psalms119:135
1. A rich historic promise (Numbers 6:25). Its sublime origin and associations.
2. The new prayer born of it.
(a) Looks up for the face Divine; the same in its majestic sweetness that has watched generations decay since the word was first spoken.
(b) Asks to know its shining. Light of fatherhood, etc.
3. The old prayer repeated: "Teach me thy statutes." Last time in the psalm.
(a) Our need of teaching oft repeated prayer.
(b) The intimate connection between obedience and the shining of God's face. W.B.H.
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