Wednesday, February 20, 2019

Psalm 31 (19 of 26 notes)

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

18. Let the lying lips be put to silence. A right good and Christian prayer; who but a bad man would give liars more license than need he? May God silence them either by leading them to repentance, by putting them to thorough shame, or by placing them in positions where what they may say will stand for nothing. Which speak grievous things proudly andcontemptuously against the righteous. The sin of slanderers lies partly in the matter of their speech—they speak grievous things—things wounding good people sorely in that tender place, their reputations. The sin is further enhanced by the manner of their speech; they speak proudly and contemptuously; they talk as if they themselves were the cream of society, and the righteous the mere scum of vulgarity. Proud thoughts of self are generally attended by debasing estimates of others.

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