Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 124:7
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Psalms124:7
1. The soul ensnared.
(a) By whom? Wicked men are fowlers. By Satan. "Satan, the fowler, who betrays Unguarded souls a thousand ways."
(b) How? By temptations —to pride, worldliness, drunkenness, error, or lust, according to the tastes and habits of the individual.
2. The soul escaped: "Our soul is escaped, "etc. "The snare is broken, "not by ourselves, but by the hand of God. —G.R.
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