A
Study of Psalm Thirty Four
Verse
Twelve
Related
Scripture:
1Peter 3:1-12
1Peter 3:1-12
Brethren:
As we've so far read in this study it is the man that seeks to good that is rewarded with the blessings of all the gifts of Providence. Seek you then to be that person. Do good, harm no one. Be humble, and speak no ill of others. Cast off the fleshly covering that clothes you and put on the righteousness of Christ.
As we've so far read in this study it is the man that seeks to good that is rewarded with the blessings of all the gifts of Providence. Seek you then to be that person. Do good, harm no one. Be humble, and speak no ill of others. Cast off the fleshly covering that clothes you and put on the righteousness of Christ.
“What
man is he that desireth life? that is, as it follows, not only to see
many days, but to see good comfortable days. Non est vivere, sed
valere, vita—It is not being, but well being, that constitutes
life. It is asked, "Who wishes to live a long and pleasant
life?’’ and it is easily answered, Who does not? Surely this must
look further than time and this present world; for man’s life on
earth at best consists but of few days and those full of trouble.
What man is he that would be eternally happy, that would see many
days, as many as the days of heaven, that would see good in that
world where all bliss is in perfection, without the least alloy? Who
would see the good before him now, by faith and hope, and enjoy it
shortly? Who would? Alas! very few have that in their thoughts. Most
ask, Who will show us any good? But few ask, What shall we do to
inherit eternal life? This question implies that there are some [As
such] he prescribes the true and only way to happiness both in this
world and that to come.” - Matthew Henry
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