Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 132:5
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Psalms132:5
Something to live for —to find fresh habitations for God.
1. The Condescension implied: God with us.
2. The Districts explored: hearts, homes, "dark places of the earth."
3. The Royalty of the Work. It makes King David busy, and is labour worthy of a king. —W. B. H.
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