Saturday, February 16, 2019

Psalm 16 (6 of 15 notes)

The Treasury of David
by Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834-1892)

4. The same loving heart which opens towards the chosen people is fast closed against those who continue in their rebellion against God. Jesus hates all wickedness, and especially idolatry. The text while it shows our Lord’s abhorrence of sin, shows also the sinner’s greediness after it. Professed believers are often slow towards the true Lord, but sinners hasten after another god. Theirs is a case in which the more they haste the worse they speed, for Their sorrows are multiplied by their diligence in multiplying their sins. Moses broke the golden calf and ground it to powder, and cast it into the water of which he made Israel to drink, and so shall our cherished idols become bitter portions for us, unless we at once forsake them. Our Lord had no selfishness; he served but one Lord, and served him only. As for those who turn aside from Jehovah, he was separate from them. Sin and the Saviour had no communion.

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