Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 144:3
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Psalms144:3
1. What was man as he came from the hands of his Creator? a) Rational. b) Responsible. c) Immortal. d) Holy and happy.
2. What is man in his present condition? a) Fallen. b) Guilty. c) Sinful. d) Miserable, and helpless in his misery.
3. What is man when he has believed in Christ? a) Restored to a right relation to God. b) Restored to a right disposition toward God. c) He enjoys the influences of the Holy Spirit. d) He is in process of preparation for the heavenly world.
4. What shall man be when he is admitted into heaven? a) Free from sin and sorrow. b) Advanced to the perfection of his nature. c) Associated with angels. d) Near to his Saviour and his God. —George Brooks, in "The Homiletic Commentary," 1879.
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