Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 132:14
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Psalms132:14
1. God finding rest in his church. a) The three persons honoured. b) The divine nature exercised. c) Eternal purposes fulfilled. d) Almighty energies rewarded. e) Tremendous sacrifices remembered. f) Glorious attributes extolled. g) Dearest relationships indulged.
2. This rest enduring for ever. a) There will always be a church. b) That church will always be such as God can rest in. c) That church will therefore be secure on earth. d) That church will be glorified eternally in heaven.
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