Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 119:168
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Psalms119:168
All my ways are before thee.
1. The saint's delight.
2. The sinner's distress.
W.W.
Ver. 168 (second clause).
1. Necessarily so: for thou art the omniscient God: Psalms 134:3.
2. Voluntarily so: for I choose to walk in thy sight. See Psalms 16:9
3. Consciously and blessedly so. For the light of thy countenance inspires and gladdens me. See Psalms 89:15.
W.H.J.P.
Ver. 168 (second clause). Living in the sight of God Actually the case with all; designedly the case of the godly; happily the case of the favoured; preeminently the case of those who abide in fellowship.
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