Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 90:1
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Psalms90:1
1. The soul is at home in God. (a) Originally. Its birth place —its native air —home of its thoughts, will, conscience, affections, desires. (b) Experimentally. When it returns here it feels itself at home: "Return unto thy rest", etc. (c) Eternally. The soul, once returned to this home, never leaves it: "it shall go no more out for ever."
2. The soul is not at home elsewhere. "Our dwelling place", etc. (a) For all men. (b) At all times. He is ever the same, and the wants of the soul substantially are over the same. —G.R.
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