Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 119:155
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Psalms119:155
A syllogism on salvation.
1. Salvation and obedience go together.
(a) Have a common centre God, his arm and his lips.
(b) A mutual relation: we are saved in order to obedience.
In obeying we are being saved. Without obedience there is no salvation.
(c) An identical aim our good and God's glory.
(d) Obedience and salvation are inseparable for ever.
2. The godless are far from obedience.
(a) Commands avoided.
(b) Submission excluded.
3. Therefore they are far from salvation. They will not have the one; they cannot have the other.
W.B.H.
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