Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 119:140
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Psalms119:140
1. The crystal stream.
(a) Flows from under the throne.
(b) Mirrors heaven.
(c) Undefiled through the ages.
(d) Nourishes holiness as it flows.
2. The enraptured pilgrim.
(a) Keeping by its brink.
(b) Delighted with its lucid depths.
3. Pleased with its mirrored revelations self, heaven, God.
4. Cleansed and refreshed by its waters. W.B.H.
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