Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 149:4
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Psalms149:4
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1. The character to be aimed at —the meek. a) Submissive to God. To his truth. To his dealings. b) Gentle towards men. Bearing with patience. Forgiving with heartiness. Loving with perseverance. c) Lowly in ourselves.
2. The favour to be enjoyed —beautify. a) The beauty of gentleness. b) The beauty of peace. c) The beauty of content. d) The beauty of joy. e) The beauty of holiness. f) The beauty of respect and influence.
3. The good results to be expected. a) God will be glorified and Christ manifested. b) Men will be attracted. c) Heaven will be anticipated.
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