Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 132:18
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Psalms132:18
1. His enemies clothed. a) Who are they? The openly profane. The moral but irreligious. The self righteous. The hypocritical. b) How clothed with shame? In repentance, in disappointment, in remorse, in destruction. Sin detected. Self defeated. Hopes scattered. c) Who clothes them The Lord. He will shame them thoroughly.
2. Himself crowned. a) His crown: his dominion and glory. b) Its flourishing. Glory extending. Subjects increasing. Wealth growing. Foes fearing, etc.
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