Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 68:27
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Psalms68:27
1. The variety of song.
(a) The royal tribe of Benjamin in the time of Saul.
(b) The princely tribe of Judah, as David was prince regent in the time of Saul.
(c) The literary tribe of Zebulun: "Out of Zebulun" they that handle the pen of the writer.
(d) The eloquent tribe: "Naphtali giveth goodly words."
2. The harmony of song. Let all unite in praising the Lord, the fountain of Israel. "Ten thousand thousand are their tongues, "etc. G. R.
Verse 30-31.
1. Hindrances to the progress of divine truth.
(a) Idolatry. Worship of the crocodile —beasts of the reeds, (LXX) —of bulls and calves, as in Egypt.
(b) Covetousness.
(c) War.
2. The means for their removal. Prayer and the divine rebuke. Scatter thou, etc.
3. The consequences of this removal; Ps 68:31.
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