Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 121:3
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Psalms121:3
He that keepeth thee will not slumber.
1. The Lord's care is personal in its objects. The keeper of Israel is the keeper of the individual. God deals with us individually.
(a) This is implied in his care of the church, which is composed of individuals.
(b) It is involved in the nature of our religion, which is a personal thing.
(c) It is affirmed in Scripture. Examples; promises; experiences. "He loved me, "etc., etc.
(d) It is confirmed by experience.
2. The Lord's care is unwearied in its exercise: "Will not slumber."
(a) He is never unacquainted with our condition.
(b) He is never indifferent to it.
(c) He is never weary of helping us. We sometimes think he sleeps, but this is our folly. —Frederick J. Benskin, of Reading, 1882.
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