Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 31:15
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Psalms31:15
(first clause). 1. The character of the earthly experience of the saints, "My times, "that is, the changes I shall pass through, etc.
2. The advantage of this variety.
(a) Changes reveal the various aspects of the Christian character.
(b) Changes strengthen the Christian character.
(c) Changes lead us to admire an unchanging God.
3. Comfort for all seasons.
(a) This implies the changes of life are subject to the divine control.
(b) That God will support his people under them.
(c) And, consequently, they shall result in our being abundantly profited.
4. The deportment which should characterise us. Courageous devotion to God in times of persecution; resignation and contentment in times of poverty and suffering; zeal and hope in times of labour. —From Stems and Twigs, or Sermon Framework.
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