Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 69:29
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Psalms69:29
1. The humiliation that precedes exaltation.
(a) Deep: I am poor and sorrowful.
(b) Confessed: I am poor, etc.
2. The exaltation that follows humiliation.
(a) Divine: Thy salvation, O Lord. Though the Lord be high, etc.
(b) Complete: God does nothing by halves.
(c) Preeminent: Set me up on high. G. R.
Verse 30-31.
1. The effect of deliverance upon the people of God. It fills them with praise and thanksgiving.
2. The effect in relation to God. He is more pleased with it than with any other offerings: "Whoso offereth praise, "etc. G. R.
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