Saturday, February 16, 2019

Psalm 20 (3 of 9 notes)

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

3. Before war kings offered sacrifice, upon the acceptance of which they depended for success; our blessed Lord presented himself as a victim, and was a sweet savor to the Most High, and then he met and routed the embattled legions of hell. Still his burnt sacrifice perfumes the courts of heaven, and through him the offerings of his people are received as his sacrifices and oblations. We ought in our spiritual conflicts to have an eye to the sacrifice of Jesus, and never venture to war until first the Lord has given us a token for good at the altar of the cross. Selah. It is well to pause at the cross before we march on to battle. We are too much in a hurry to make good haste. Rest awhile, meditate on the burnt sacrifice, and put your heart right for the stem work which lies before you.

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