Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 77:10
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Psalms77:10
My infirmity. Different meanings of this word. These would furnish a good subject. Some infirmities are to be patiently endured, others gloried in, others taken in prayer to God for his Spirit's help, and others lamented and repented of.
Verses 10-12. Remember, meditate, talk.
Verses 11-12.
1. Consolation derived from the remembrance of the past.
2. Consolation increased by meditation.
3. Consolation strengthened by communication: "and talk," etc. G. R.
Verses 11-12.
1. Consolation derived from the remembrance of the past.
2. Consolation increased by meditation.
3. Consolation strengthened by communication: "and talk," etc. G. R.
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