Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 2:1
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Psalms2:1
Nothing is more irrational than irreligion. A weighty theme.
The reasons why sinners rebel against God, stated, refuted, lamented, and repented of.
The crowning display of human sin in man's hatred of the Mediator.
Verses 1 and 2. Opposition to the gospel, unreasonable and ineffectual. Two sermons by John Newton.
Verses 1 and 2. These verses show that all trust in man in the service of God is vain. Inasmuch as men oppose Christ, it is not good to hang our trust upon the multitude for their number, the earnest for their zeal, the mighty for their countenance, or the wise for their counsel, since all these are far oftener against Christ than for him.
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