Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 65:3
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Psalms65:3
1. The humble confession. Sins prevail against us.
(a) When we are not alert, or go into temptation, and even after most sacred engagements.
(b) How. Through our inbred corruption, natural constitution, suddenness of temptation, neglect of means of grace, and want of fellowship.
(c) In whom. In the best of men: David says, against me. Let us take home the caution.
2. The reassuring confidence. Sin is forgiven.
(a) By God: Thou. (b) By atonement: covering all.
(c) Effectually: purge away. (d) Comprehensively: our transgressions.
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