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    Psalm 133

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    Book Chapters | By Charles Spurgeon | January 25, 2010
     << PREVIOUS CHAPTER    |    INDEX    |    NEXT CHAPTER >> Title. A Song of Degrees of David. We see no reason for depriving David of the authorship of this sparkling sonnet. He knew by experience the bitterness occasioned by divisions in families, and was well prepared to celebrate in choicest Psalmody the blessing of unity >> Read more

    PSALM 150

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    Book Chapters | By Charles Spurgeon | January 10, 2010
    << PREVIOUS CHAPTER    |    INDEX     We have now reached the last summit of the mountain chain of Psalms. It rises high into the clear azure, and its brow is bathed in the sunlight of the eternal world of worship, it is a rapture. The poet prophet is full of inspiration and enthusiasm. He slays not to argue, to teach, to explain; >> Read more

    PSALM 149

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    Book Chapters | By Charles Spurgeon | January 10, 2010
    << PREVIOUS CHAPTER    |    INDEX    |    NEXT CHAPTER >> We are almost at the last Psalm, and still among the Hallelujahs. This is "a new song", evidently intended for the new creation, and the men who are of new heart. It is such a song as may be sung at the coming of the Lord, when the new dispensation shall bring overthrow to the wicked and >> Read more

    PSALM 148

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    Book Chapters | By Charles Spurgeon | January 10, 2010
    << PREVIOUS CHAPTER    |    INDEX    |    NEXT CHAPTER >> The song is one and indivisible. It seems almost impossible to expound it in detail, for a living poem is not to be dissected verse by verse. It is a song of nature and of grace. As a flash of lightning flames through space, and enwraps both heaven and earth in one vestment of glory, >> Read more

    PSALM 147

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    Book Chapters | By Charles Spurgeon | January 10, 2010
    << PREVIOUS CHAPTER    |    INDEX    |    NEXT CHAPTER >> Subject. This is a specially remarkable song. In it the greatness and the condescending goodness of the Lord are celebrated The God of Israel is set forth in his peculiarity of glory as caring for the sorrowing, the insignificant, and forgotten. The poet finds a singular joy in extolling one who is so singularly gracious. >> Read more

    PSALM 146

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    Book Chapters | By Charles Spurgeon | January 10, 2010
    << PREVIOUS CHAPTER    |    INDEX    |    NEXT CHAPTER >> DIVISION, & etc. We are now among the Hallelujahs. The rest of our journey lies through the Delectable Mountains. All is praise to the close of the book. The key is high pitched: the music is upon the high sounding cymbals. O for a heart full of joyful gratitude, that we may run, and leap, >> Read more

    PSALM 145

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    Book Chapters | By Charles Spurgeon | January 10, 2010
    << PREVIOUS CHAPTER    |    INDEX    |    NEXT CHAPTER >> This is one of the alphabetical psalms, composed with much art, and, doubtless, so arranged that the memory might be aided. The Holy Spirit condescends to use even the more artificial methods of the poet, to secure attention, and impress the heart. Title. >> Read more

    PSALM 144

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    Book Chapters | By Charles Spurgeon | January 10, 2010
    << PREVIOUS CHAPTER    |    INDEX    |    NEXT CHAPTER >> Albeit that this Psalm is in some measure very similar to Ps 18:1-50, yet it is a new song, and in its latter portion it is strikingly so. Let the reader accept it as a new psalm, and not as a mere variation of an old one, or as two compositions roughly joined together. It is true that it would be >> Read more

    PSALM 143

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    Book Chapters | By Charles Spurgeon | January 10, 2010
    << PREVIOUS CHAPTER    |    INDEX    |    NEXT CHAPTER >> Title. A Psalm of David. It is so much like other Davidic psalms that we accept the title without a moment's hesitation. David's history illustrates it, and his spirit breathes in it. Why it has been set down as one of the seven Penitential Psalms we can hardly tell; for it is rather a vindication of >> Read more

    PSALM 142

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    Book Chapters | By Charles Spurgeon | January 10, 2010
    << PREVIOUS CHAPTER    |    INDEX    |    NEXT CHAPTER >> TITLE. Maschil of David. This Maschil is written for our instruction. It teaches us principally by example how to order our prayer in times of distress. Such instruction is among the most needful, practical, and effectual parts of our spiritual education. He who has learned how to pray >> Read more
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