Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 119:63
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Psalms119:63
A companion, properly is such an one as I do choose to walk and converse with ordinarily in a way of friendship; so that company keeping doth imply three things; first, it is a matter of choice, and therefore relations, as such, are not properly said to be our companions; secondly, it implies a constant walking and converse with another, and so it is expressed, Job 34:8 Proverbs 13:20. And, thirdly, this ordinary converse or walking with another, must be in a way of friendship. William Bridge, 1600-1670.
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