Author: glen

Spurgeon PS1818 EXPOSITION. It was an ill day, a day of _calamity_, of which evil foes took cruel advantage while they used crafty means utterly

Spurgeon PS1817 EXPOSITION. When we have been rescued, we must take care to ascribe all the glory to God by confessing our own weakness, and

Spurgeon PS1816 EXPOSITION. Now comes the rescue. The Author is divine, “_He sent_;” the work is heavenly, “_from above_;” the deliverance is marvellous, “_he drew

Spurgeon PS1815 EXPOSITION. So tremendous was the shock of God’s assault in arms that the order of nature was changed, and the bottoms of rivers

Spurgeon PS1814 EXPOSITION. The lightnings were darted forth as forked arrows upon the hosts of the foe, and speedily “_scattered them_.” Boastful sinners prove to

Spurgeon PS1813 EXPOSITION. Over all this splendour of tempest pealed the dread thunder. “_The Lord also thundered in the heavens, and the Highest gave his

Spurgeon PS1812 EXPOSITION. Suddenly the terrible artillery of heaven was discharged; the _brightness_ of lightning lit up the clouds as with a glory proceeding from

Spurgeon PS1811 EXPOSITION. The storm thickened, and the clouds pouring forth torrents of rain combined to form the secret chamber of the invisible but wonder-working

Spurgeon PS1810 EXPOSITION. There is inimitable grandeur in this verse. Under the Mosaic system the cherubim are frequently represented as the chariot of God; hence

Spurgeon PS1809 EXPOSITION. Amid the terror of the storm Jehovah the Avenger descended, bending beneath his foot the arch of heaven. “_He bowed the heavens