Monday, February 18, 2019

Psalm 23 (2 of 8 notes)

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

2. The Christian life has two elements in it, the contemplative and the active, and both are richly provided for. What are the green pastures but the Scriptures of truth—always fresh, always rich, and never exhausted? When by faith we are enabled to find rest in the promises, we are like the sheep that lie down in the pasture; we find at the same moment both rest and refreshment. It is the Lord who graciously enables us to perceive the preciousness of his truth, and to feed upon it. How grateful ought we to be for the power to appropriate the promises! There are some distracted souls who would give worlds if they could but do this. They know the blessedness of it, but they cannot say that this blessedness is theirs. Those believers who have for years enjoyed a “full assurance of faith” should greatly bless their gracious God.

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