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Psalms 119 Commentary this commentary is from the most widely read and often quoted preacher in history Charles Haddon Spurgeon. Whether it be day or night with us we clearly.

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The proper way in which to read these verses is to peruse them in the spirit of prayer turning every verse into a personal supplication to God.

. The prayer of this verse is found in the parallel verse of the next section Ps 11939. Worldly men think very little of God. The first eight verses of this Psalm in the Hebrew begin with the letter A and the second eight begin with the letter B.

Turn away my reproach which I fear It is evidently a petition which was often on the Psalmists heart. The first eight verses of this Psalm in the Hebrew begin with the letter A and the second eight begin with the letter B. The prayer of Ps 11941 is already fulfilled in the man who is thus struggling upward and studying deeply.

It describes the greatness and glory of Gods word. Charles Spurgeon Being such. Gratefully acknowledged Psa 11965 and their instructiveness still desired Psa 11966 even affliction from him is good Psa 11967-68.

O how love I thy law I it is my meditation all the day. SPURGEON 1834-1892 I have declared my ways and thou heardest me. Psalms 119 Treasury of David One of over 125 Bible commentaries freely available this seven volume magnum opus was first published in weekly installments in The Sword and the Trowel.

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Teach me thy statutes-Psalms 11926. That he should be free and easy in his duty. Make thy face to shine upon thy servant.

Let us but have the light of Gods countenance and nothing can put us out of countenance. Spurgeons Bible Commentary Psalms 1191-16. - Devotional Commentary on Psalm 119 Submitter.

I will walk at liberty that which is evil not hampered with the fetters of my own corruptions and free to that which is good. A Devotional Commentary on Psalm 119 by Charles Spurgeon Prefatory Word Introduction THE TREASURY OF DAVID in seven large volumes is to be found in thousands of libraries but it is. Deal bountifully with thy servant that I may live and keep thy word.

O Lord I am thy servant. Ad Enjoy low prices on earths biggest selection of books electronics home apparel more. The whole of this verse is in the future and may be viewed not only as a determination.

Spurgeons Bible Commentary Psalms 119 Psalms 1191-16. Thy word is a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my path The use of a lamp is by night while the light of the sun shineth by day. Psalm 119 Title Author Subject Explanatory Notes Upon the Whole TITLE There is no title to KJV NKJV NLT NIV ESV CSB.

Spurgeons Bible Commentary Psalms 119113-120. Exposition of Psalm 11997-104. They live at a distance from him.

Spurgeon Charles H. David Guzik commentary on Psalm 119 which is the longest psalm and the longest chapter on the Bible. Thou through thy commandments hast made me wiser than mine.

These first eight verses are taken up with a contemplation of the blessedness which comes through keeping the statutes of the Lord. Yet I pray thee do not pay me wages according to my deserts. Psalms 119 Commentary this seven volume magnum opus was first published in weekly installments in The Sword and the Trowel.

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