Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 144:2
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Psalms144:2
Double flowers.
1. Good preserved from evil: "goodness" and "fortress."
2. Safety enlarged into liberty: "tower", "deliverer."
3. Security attended with rest: "shield, in whom I trust."
4. Sufficiency to maintain superiority: "subdueth my people under me." View God as working all.
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