Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 89:33
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Psalms89:33
I will not utterly take from him. Why "from him?" Because all God's lovingkindness to his people is centred in Christ. Does God love you? it is because he loves Christ; you are one with Christ. Your transgressions are your own; they are separate from Christ; but God's love is not your own; it is Christ's: you receive it because you are one with him. How beautifully that is distinguished here —"If they transgress, I will punish them; but my lovingkindness will I not take from him" —in whom alone they find it; and in union with whom alone they enjoy it. —Capel Molyneux.
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