Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 128:1
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Psalms128:1
Consider:
1. The union of a right fear with a right walk.
(a) There is a wrong fear, because slavish; this never can lead to genuine obedience, which must be willingly and cheerfully rendered.
(b) But the fear of reverence and filial love will surely turn the feet to God's ways, keep them steadfast therein, and wing them with speed.
2. The blessedness of him in whom they are united.
(a) It is blessedness of life; for that is prospered.
(b) It is blessedness of domestic happiness; for where the head of a family is holy, the family is the home of peace.
(c) It is the blessedness of a holy influence in every sphere of his activity.
(d) It is deep felt heart blessedness in walking with God.
(e) And all is but a prelude to the everlasting blessedness of heaven. —J. F.
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