Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 45:2
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Psalms45:2
1. We may and ought to praise Christ. Angels do, God does, Scripture does, Old Testament saints and New, so should we. It is the work of heaven begun on earth.
2. For what should we praise him? (a) For his beauty. Is wisdom beauty? Is righteousness? Is love? Is meekness? All are found in him supremely —"All human beauties, all divine, In our Redeemer meet and shine." (b) For his grace. Grace of God treasured up in him.
3. For his blessedness —of God and for ever. G.R.
Verses 2-5. In these verses the Lord Jesus is presented,
1. As most amiable in himself.
2. As the great favourite of heaven.
3. As victorious over his enemies.—Matthew Henry.
Verses 3-5. Messiah's victory predicted and desired. E. Payson's Sermon.
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