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Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 57:5

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Psalms57:5

1. The end which God has in view, both in heaven and earth, in a sinful and in sinless worlds —his own glory.

2. Our duty to acquiesce in that end: Be thou, etc. —Not self, not men, not angels —Be thou exalted, etc. In this we should acquiesce —

(a) Actively, by seeking that end.

(b) Passively, by submission to his will. G. R.

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