Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 142:7
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Psalms142:7
Prison Dreams.
1. What we image in our fetters. a) Christ's brow girt about with rare praise. b) Christ's people compassing and accompanying us in costliest service. c) A new life of bounty and blessing —when we get out.
2. How far do our dreamings come true? Before peril and after; under conviction, and after conversion; sick room, and active service.
3. The duty of fidelity to prison vows and lessons. —W.B.H.
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