Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 12:1
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Psalms12:1
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I. The fact bewailed —describe godly and faithful, and show how they fail.
II. The feeling excited. Mourning the loss, fears for church, personal need of such companions, appeal to God.
III. The forebodings aroused. Failure of the cause, judgments impending, etc.
IV. The faith remaining: "Help, Lord."
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