Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 92:7
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Psalms92:7
Great prosperity the frequent forerunner of destruction to wicked men, for it leads them to provoke divine wrath —
1. By hardness of heart, as Pharaoh.
2. By pride, as Nebuchadnezzar.
3. By haughty hatred of the saints, as Haman.
4. By carnal security, as the rich fool.
5. By self exaltation, as Herod.
Verses 7-10. Contrasts. Between the wicked and God, Ps 92:7-8. Between God's enemies and his friends, Ps 92:9-10. —C.A. Davis.
Verses 7, 12-14. The wicked and the righteous pourtrayed. —C.A. Davis.
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