Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 68:30
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Psalms68:30
1. Scrupulosity.
2. Envy.
3. Ignorance.
4. Ambition or pride.
Upon which these four beasts in the text do act their enmity against the church; scrupulosity sets forth unto us the beast of the reeds; envy, the bulls; ignorance, the calves; and pride, the men that delight in war. Thomas Wall.
This instance of spiritualising may act rather as a beacon than as an example. The author was an able divine, but in this sermon gives more play to his imagination than his common sense.
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