Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 119:8
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Psalms119:8
1. The resolution: "I will keep, "etc.
2. The position: "O forsake me not utterly."
(a) Filial submission. I deserve it occasionally.
(b) Filial confidence. "Not utterly."
3. The connection between the two. Obedience without prayer and prayer without obedience are equally in vain. To make headway both oars must be applied. God cannot abide lazy beggars, who while they can get anything by asking will not work. G.R.
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