Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 71:7
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Psalms71:7
Consider the text, with reference to David, to Christ, and to the Christian.
1. With reference to David.
(a) David was a wonder as a man.
(b) As a king.
(c) As a servant of God.
2. With respect to Christ.
(a) Christ was a wonder in his person.
(b) In his life.
(c) In his miracles.
(d) In his teaching.
(e) In his sufferings.
(f) In his ascension and mediatorial glory.
3. With regard to the Christian.
(a) The Christian is a wonder to himself.
(b) To the world.
(c) To wicked spirits.
(d) To the angels in heaven. —John Cawood. 1830.
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