Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 73:26
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Psalms73:26
1. The psalmist's complaint: My flesh and my heart faileth.
2. His comfort: But God, etc. Or, we may take notice, (a) Of the frailty of his flesh; (b) Of the flourishing of his faith.
Doctrine 1. That man's flesh will fail him. The highest, the holiest man's heart will not always hold out. The prophet was great and gracious, yet his flesh failed him.
Doctrine 2. That it is the comfort of a Christian, in his saddest condition, that God is his portion. G. Swinnock.
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