Psalm 132:18
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b) How clothed with shame? In repentance, in disappointment, in remorse, in destruction. Sin detected. Self defeated. Hopes scattered.
c) Who clothes them The Lord. He will shame them thoroughly.
b) Its flourishing. Glory extending. Subjects increasing. Wealth growing. Foes fearing, etc.
Verse 18. (last clause). The Lord Jesus himself the source, sustenance, and centre of the prosperity of his kingdom.
WORKS WRITTEN ABOUT THE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SECOND PSALM. IN SPURGEON'S DAY
In "The Works of John Boys", 1626, folio, pp. 821-5, there is an Exposition of Psalm 132. This is a poor and lean performance.