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Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 119:64

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Psalms119:64

The sum and substance of this verse will be comprised in these five propositions:

1. That saving knowledge is a benefit that must be asked of God.

2. That this benefit cannot be too often or sufficiently enough asked: it is his continual request.

3. In asking, we are encouraged by the bounty or mercy of God.

4. That God is merciful all his creatures declare.

5. That his goodness to all his creatures should confirm us in: hoping for saving grace or spiritual good things. T. Manton

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