Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 94:3

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Psalms94:3

I. The sweet potion of the wicked —present triumph.

2. The gall which embitters it —it is but temporary, and is prayed against. C. A. Davis.

Verses 5-10.

1. High handed oppression by the wicked (Ps 94:5-6).

2. Hard hearted indifference to Divine supervision (Ps 94:7).

3. Clear headed demonstration of the Divine cognisance and vengeance (Ps 94:8-10). C.A.D.

Verses 6-9.

1. Conspicuous sin.

2. Absurd supposition.

3. Overwhelming argument.

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