God's Favour: The Soul's Sunshine in Three Parts
Psalm 119:58 presents the psalmist's urgent plea: "I begged your favour with all my heart; be merciful to me according to your promise." Charles Spurgeon...
This is historical examples on whole-heartedness in worship and god's favour as ultimate good, drawing on Psalms 119:58.
Psalm 119:58 presents the psalmist's urgent plea: "I begged your favour with all my heart; be merciful to me according to your promise." Charles Spurgeon identified three essential truths in this verse that illuminate the soul's deepest longing. First, God's favour is the one thing needful. Not wealth, not reputation, not earthly comfort—but the smile of the Almighty upon the conscience.…
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