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Study Resources :: Text Commentaries :: F.E. Marsh :: Readings 401-450 (The Death - Three)

F.E. Marsh :: 415. The Lord's Preservation

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I. CHRONICLES 18:6

  1. Lips. The Lord preserves our lips from evil speaking, as the tongue is seasoned with the salt of His grace (Col. 4:6).
  2. Eyes. The Lord preserves our eyes from evil occupation, as we look unto Jesus (Heb. 12:2).
  3. Feet. The Lord preserves our feet from going into by-paths, as we walk with Him (Mal. 2:6).
  4. Hands. The Lord preserves our hands from idleness, as we are used by Him in His service (Col. 1:29).
  5. Heart. The Lord preserves our heart from impurity, by His indwelling presence (Eph. 3:17).
  6. Spirit. The Lord preserves our spirit from backsliding, as we commune with Him (Song of Solomon 2:14).
  7. Soul. The Lord preserves our soul from ill, as its affection is set on Him (Col. 3:2).




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