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Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 18:10

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Psalms18:10

"Cherubs." The "cherub" with the countenances of man, the lion, the bull, and the eagle (combining in itself, as it were, the intelligence, majesty, strength, and life of nature), was a symbol of the powers of nature. When powerful elements, as in a storm, are serving God, he is said to "ride on a cherub." —Augustus F. Tholuck.

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