Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 135:6

(last words). The power of God in places of trouble, change, and danger —seas;and in conditions of sin, weakness, despair, perplexity —in all deep places.

Verses 6-12. The Resistless Pleasure of Jehovah.

1. Behold it as here exemplified: a) Ruling all nature. b) Overturning a rebellious nation. c) Making sport of kings and crowns. d) Laying a fertile country at the feet of the chosen.

2. Be wise in view thereof. a) Submit to it: it sweeps the seas, and lays hands on earth and heaven. b) Think not to hide from it: the "ends of the earth" and "all deep places" are open to it; it is swifter than its own lightnings. c) Be awed by its majesty: God's way is strewn with crowns and the bones of kings. d) Seek its protection: its mightiest efforts are in defence of those it favours. e) Let the Lord's people fear not with so great a God, and so exhaustless an armoury. —W. B. H.