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Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 96:2

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Psalms96:2

From day to day. Continually; always. It is a fit subject for unceasing praise. Every man should praise God every day —on each returning morning, and on every evening —for the assurance that there is a way of salvation provided for him, and that he may be happy for ever. If we had right feelings, this would be the first thought which would burst upon the mind each morning, irradiating, as with sunbeams, all around us; and it would be the last thought which would linger in the soul as we lie down at night, and close our eyes in slumber making us grateful, calm, happy, as we sink to rest, for whether we wake or not in this world, we may be for ever happy. Albert Barnes.

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