Sunday, March 24, 2019

Psalm 106 (22 of 49 notes)

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

20. They said that they only meant to worship the one God under a fitting and suggestive similitude by which his great power would be set forth to the multitude; but in very deed they had given up the true God, whom it had been their glory to adore, and had set up a rival to him, not a representation of him; for how should he be likened to a bullock? The psalmist is very contemptuous, and justly so: irreverence towards idols is an indirect reverence to God. False gods, attempts to represent the true God, and indeed all material things which are worshiped are so much filth upon the face of the earth. God abhors them, and so should we.

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