Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 50:15
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Psalms50:15
1. A special invitation as to person and time.
2. Special promise to those accepting it.
3. Special duty involved when the promise is fulfilled.
Verses 16-17.
1. The prohibition given.
(a) The prohibited things —"declare my statutes." "Take my covenant, "etc. (1.) Preaching. (2.) Teaching, as in Sunday schools. (3.) Praying. (4.) Attending ordinances.
(b) Prohibited persons. Wicked preachers, etc., while they continue in wickedness.
2. The reason assigned; Ps 50:17.
(a) No self application of the truth.
(b) Inward hatred of it.
(c) Outward rejection. —G. R.
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