Seven Times Daily: The Rhythm of Perpetual Praise
The psalmist declares, "Seven times a day do I praise thee" (Psalm 119:164), and Spurgeon's commentary reveals three immutable principles of genuine worship. First, true...
This is historical examples on god's worthiness and perpetual devotion, drawing on Psalms 119:164.
The psalmist declares, "Seven times a day do I praise thee" (Psalm 119:164), and Spurgeon's commentary reveals three immutable principles of genuine worship. First, true praise is ever warranted. The Almighty's character remains constant—His mercy hesed (covenant-love) does not diminish by evening nor increase by morning. Every attribute of God deserves acknowledgment: His justice in restraining evil, His wisdom in ordering creation, His patience in bearing with our weakness.…
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