Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 55:1
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Psalms55:1
(second clause).
1. An evil to be dreaded: Hide not thyself, etc.
(a) By long delay in an urgent case.
(b) In the sinner's case by refusing to hear altogether.
2. Causes which may produce it.
(a) In the man.
(b) In the prayer itself.
(c) In the manner of the prayer.
3. Evils which will follow a list which the preacher can readily think of.
4. Remedies for the evil. There is none of it should continue; but heart searching, repentance, importunity, pleading the name of Jesus, etc., will lead to its removal.
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