Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 131:3
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Psalms131:3
1. The encouragement to hope in God. a) As a covenant God, "the God of Israel." b) As a covenant keeping God: "From henceforth", etc.
2. The effect of this hope. a) The humility and dependence in the first verse. b) The contentment and weaning in the second verse. Would Israel be thus humble and obedient as a little child? "Let Israel hope," etc. —G. R.
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