Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 50:1
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Psalms50:1
1. Who has spoken? The Mighty, not men or angels, but God himself.
2. To whom has he spoken? To all nations —all ranks —all characters. This calls for,
(a) Reverence —it is the voice of God.
(b) Hope —because he condescends to speak to rebels.
3. Where has he spoken?
(a) In creation.
(b) In providence.
(c) In his word. G. R.
Verses 1-6.
1. The court called in the name of the King of kings.
2. The judgment set, and the judge taking his seat; Ps 50:2-3.
3. The parties summoned; Ps 50:8.
4. The issue of this solemn trial foretold; Ps 50:6. —Matthew Henry.
Verses 1-15.
1. God's call to man.
2. Man's call to God.
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