Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 119:82
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Psalms119:82
The pleading of the eyes.
1. How the eyes speak. By "expression" of the moods of the soul, as longing, Isaiah 8:17; faith, Isaiah 45:22 Hebrews 12:2; expectation, Psalms 5:3 Philippians 3:20 Titus 2:13; love, 2 Corinthians 3:18 John 1:14.
2. What the eyes say. "When wilt thou comfort me? Brushing aside all other comforters, thou art my sun: my life: my love: my all."
3. How the pleading eyes shall meet the responsive Eye of the Lord: Hebrews 9:18. In the look of the recognition of grief, Exodus 2:25; in the look of pardon, Luke 22:61; of strength giving, Jude 1:6:14; of complacent love, Isaiah 66:2. C.A.D.
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