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Spurgeon PS1709 EXPOSITION. “_From the wicked that oppress me, from my deadly enemies, who compass me about_.” The foes from whom David sought to be

Spurgeon PS1708 EXPOSITION. “_Keep me as the apple of the eye_.” No part of the body more precious, more tender, and more carefully guarded than

Spurgeon PS1707 EXPOSITION. “_Shew thy marvellous lovingkindness_.” Marvellous in its antiquity, its distinguishing character, its faithfulness, its immutability, and above all, marvellous in the wonders

Spurgeon PS1706 EXPOSITION. “_I have called upon thee, for thou wilt hear me, O God_.” Thou hast always heard me, Only Lord, and therefore I

Spurgeon PS1705 EXPOSITION. Under trial it is not easy to behave ourselves aright; a candle is not easily kept alight when many envious mouths are

Spurgeon PS1704 EXPOSITION. “_Concerning the works of men_.” While we are in the midst of men we shall have their works thrust under our notice,

Spurgeon PS1703 EXPOSITION. “_Thou hast proved mine heart_.” Like Peter, David uses the argument, “Thou knowest all things, thou knowest that I love thee.” It

Spurgeon PS1702 EXPOSITION. “_Let my sentence come forth from thy presence_.” The Psalmist has now grown bold by the strengthening influence of prayer, and he

Spurgeon PS1701 TITLE AND SUBJECT.–_A Prayer of David_. David would not have been a man after God’s own heart, if he had not been a

Spurgeon PS1611 EXPOSITION. “_Thou wilt shew me the path of life_.” To Jesus first this way was shown, for he is the first-begotten from the