Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 78:2
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Psalms78:2
(first clause). Preach on the "Parable of the Prodigal Nation, "as given in the whole Psalm. C. A. Davies, of Chesterfield.
Verses 2-3.
1. Truths are none the worse for being old: sayings of old. "Old wood, "says Lord Bacon, "is best to burn; old books are best to read; and old friends are best to trust."
2. Truths are none the worse for being concealed under metaphors: I will open, etc., in a parable; dark sayings.
3. Truths are none the worse for being often repeated.
(a) They are more tested.
(b) They are better testified. G. R.
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