Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 119:59
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Psalms119:59
Thinking on our own ways. Enquire,
1. Why so generally neglected?
(a) Want of courage.
(b) Occupied too much.
(c) Unpleasant, and therefore the chief care of many is to banish it.
2. When is it wisely conducted?
(a) When honestly engaged in.
(b) When thoroughly carried out.
(c) When Scripture is made the referee and standard.
4. When Divine help is sought.
3. What end will it serve?
(a) Turn us from our own ways with shame and penitence.
(b) Turn us to God's testimonies with earnestness, reverence, and hopefulness. J.F.
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