Saturday, March 9, 2019

Psalm 73 (19 of 30 notes)

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

17. until I went into the sanctuary of God. His mind entered the eternity where God dwells as in a holy place; he left the things of sense for the things invisible, his heart gazed within the veil. Apparent disorder resolved itself into harmony. The motions of the planets appear most discordant from this world which is itself a planet, but could we fix our observatory in the sun, which is the center of the system, we should perceive all the planets moving in perfect circles around the head of the great solar family. Then understood I their end. A wider view changed his judgment; he saw with his mind’s enlightened eye the future of the wicked, and his soul was in debate no longer as to the happiness of their condition. No envy gnaws now at his heart, but a holy horror both of their impending doom and of their present guilt fills his soul. He recoils from being dealt with in the same manner as the proud sinners whom just now he regarded with admiration.

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