Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 37:34
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Psalms37:34
(last clause). The wicked are often cut off 1. Even in life, from their places, and riches, and prospects. 2. At death they are cut off from all their possessions and comforts. 3. In the last day they will be cut off from "the resurrection of life." William Jay.
Verses 35-37. Three memorable scenes.
1. The imposing spectacle.
2. The astounding disappearance.
3. The delightful exit.
Verses 35-37. Three memorable scenes.
1. The imposing spectacle.
2. The astounding disappearance.
3. The delightful exit.
Verses 39-40.
1. The doctrines of grace condensed.
2. The experience of the gracious epitomised.
3. The promises of grace summarised.
4. The grandest evidence of grace declared: because they trust in him.
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