Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 84:6
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Psalms84:6
1. The valley of Baca. Of this valley we may observe,
(a) It is much frequented.
(b) Unpleasant to flesh and blood.
(c) Very healthful.
(d) Very safe.
(e) Very profitable.
2. The toilsome effort: make it a well.
(a) Comfort may be obtained in the deepest trouble.
(b) Comfort must be obtained by exertion.
(c) Comfort obtained by one is of use to others, as a well may be.
3. The heavenly supply. The rain also filleth the pools. All is from God; effort is of no avail without him.
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