Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 148:10
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Psalms148:10
The wildest, the quietest, the most depressed, and the most aspiring should each have its song.
Verses 11-18.
1. The universal King. Alone in excelling. Supreme in glory.
2. The universal summons. Of all nations, ranks, classes and ages. Foreshadowing the Judgment.
3. The universal duty: praise, —constant, emphatic, growing. —W.B.H.
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