Sunday, March 17, 2019

Psalm 89 (41 of 54 notes)

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

40. Thou hast broken clown all his hedges. He was no longer sheltered from the slanderous assaults of contemptuous tongues; the awe which should guard the royal name had ceased to separate him from his fellows. The royal family had been like a vine within an enclosure, but the wall was now laid low, and the vine was unprotected. It is sorrowfully true that in many places the enclosures of the church have been destroyed, the line of demarcation between the church and the world has almost vanished, and godless people fill the sacred offices. Thou hast brought his strongholds toruin. The forts of the kingdom were in the possession of the enemy and were dismantled; the defenses of the kingdom were overthrown. Thus has it happened that precious truths which were the bulwarks of the church have been assailed by heresy, and the citadels of sound doctrine have been abandoned to the foe.

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