Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 91:10
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Psalms91:10
1. The Personal Blessing.
2. The Domestic Blessing.
3. The connection between the two.
Verses 11-12. A "wrested" Scripture righted.
1. Satan's version —presumptuousness.
2. The Holy Spirit's version —trustfulness. Charles A. Davis.
Verses 11-12.
1. The Ministry of Angels as employed by God. (a) Official: "he shall give, "etc. (b) Personal: "over thee." (c) Constant: "in all thy ways."
2. As enjoyed by man. (a) For preservation: "shall bear thee, "etc.; tenderly but effectually. (b) Under limitation. They cannot do the work of God, or of Christ, or of the Spirit, or of the word, or of ministers, for salvation; "are they not all ministering spirits, "etc. G. R.
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