Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 145:2
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Psalms145:2
Verses 1-2. Praise.
1. Personal praise.
2. Daily praise.
3. Enthusiastic praise.
4. Perpetual praise.
Or:
1. The attractive theme of the song.
2. The increasing fulness of the song.
3. The unending life of the singer. —C. A. D.
Verses 1-2. The four "I wills" of praise. Praise to the King; praise to the divine character; praise for all time; praise for all eternity.
Every day; for ever.
1. Day by day for ever God and I will endure.
2. Day by day for ever our present relations will continue. He the God, I the creature; he the Father, I the child; he the blessing, I the blest.
3. Day by day for ever he shall have my homage. —W. B. H.
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