Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 119:85
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Psalms119:85
The wicked have told me fables, but mot as thy law (So the Septuagint). The special reason why he desires to be freed from the company of the wicked is, because they always tempt the pious by relating the pleasures of the world, which are nothing but fables, filthy, fleeting pleasures, more fallacious than real nothing like the grand and solid pleasure that always flows from a pious observance of the law of the Lord. Robert Bellarmine.
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