Sunday, March 24, 2019

Psalm 95 (4 of 14 notes)

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

4. In his hand are the deep places of the earth. He is the God of the valleys and the hills, the caverns, and the peaks. Far down where miners sink their shafts, deeper yet where lie the secret oceans by which springs are fed, and deepest of all in the unknown abyss where the huge central fires of earth rage, there Jehovah’s power is felt, and all things are under the dominion of his hand. When Israel drank of the crystal fount which welled up from the great deep, below the smitten rock, the people knew that in the Lord’s hands were the deep places of the earth. The strength of the hills is his also. When Sinai was issuing smoke the tribes learned that Jehovah was God of the hills as well as of the valleys. Everywhere and at all times is this true. Strength is the main thought which strikes the mind when gazing on those vast ramparts of cliff which front the raging sea, or peer into the azure sky, piercing the clouds, but it is to the devout mind the strength of God; hints of Omnipotence are given by those stern rocks which brave the fury of the elements, and like walls of brass defy the assaults of nature in her wildest rage.

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