Author: glen

Spurgeon PS082 EXPOSITION. Nor only in the heavens above is the Lord seen, but the earth beneath is telling forth his majesty. In the sky,

Spurgeon PS081 TITLE.–“_To the Chief Musician upon Gittith, a Psalm of David_.” We are not clear upon the meaning of the word Gittith. Some think

Spurgeon PS0717 EXPOSITION. We conclude with the joyful contrast. In this all these Psalms are agreed; they all exhibit the blessedness of the righteous, and

Spurgeon PS0714 EXPOSITION. In three graphic pictures we see the slanderer’s history. A woman in travail furnishes the first metaphor. “_He travaileth with iniquity_.” He

Spurgeon PS0710 EXPOSITION. The judge has heard the cause, has cleared the guiltless, and uttered his voice against the persecutors. Let us draw near, and

Spurgeon PS0708 EXPOSITION. If I am not mistaken, David has now seen in the eye of his mind the Lord ascending to his judgment-seat, and

Spurgeon PS0706 EXPOSITION. We now listen to a fresh prayer, based upon the avowal which he has just made. We cannot pray too often, and

Spurgeon PS0703 EXPOSITION. The second part of this wandering hymn contains a protestation of innocence, and an invocation of wrath upon his own head, if

Spurgeon PS0701 TITLE.–“_Shiggaion of David, which he sang unto the Lord, concerning the words of Cush the Benjamite_.” –“Shiggaion of David.” As far as we

Spurgeon PS0610 EXPOSITION. “_Let all mine enemies be ashamed and sore vexed_.” This is rather a prophecy than an imprecation, it may be read in