Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 96:8
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Psalms96:8
Jehovah possesses a nature and character peculiar to himself; he sustains various offices and relations, and he has performed many works which he alone could perform. On all these accounts something is due to him from his creatures. And when we regard him with such affections, and yield him such services, as his nature, character, offices, and works deserve, then we give unto him the glory which is due to his name.
1. Let us inquire what is due to Jehovah on account of his nature.
2. What is due to Jehovah on account of the character he possesses.
3. What is due to God on account of the relations and offices which he sustains —that of a creator, preserver.
4. What is due to Jehovah on account of the works which he has performed, in nature, providence and redemption. E. Payson.
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