Spurgeon on the Psalms Book Four : Psalm 80 Through Psalm 106

As the publisher of the Pure Gold Classics, we are pleased to present to our readers Spurgeon on the Psalms, Book Four, Psalms 80 through 106. We deem it a privilege to publish this work and thereby preserve the inspired and changeless Word of God. May this book and the others in this series redound to the spiritual growth of the reader and the furthering of God's Kingdom on Earth, The renowned "Prince of Preachers," Charles H. Spurgeon, continues in Book Four of Spurgeon on the Psalms to take us on a journey into the depths of God's Word through his inspired expositions. Beginning with Psalm 80, Spurgeon's expositon magnifies the majesty of God as King on His throne in Heaven. He is also the King of Israel, dwelling among them by the external symbol of His presence in the Holy of Holies. Spurgeon reminds us that God is the covenant "King" of His people and will observe the covenant and fulfill its promises to guard, guide, and preserve us, and give us all thing, "As his divine power hath given unto us all things that pertain unto life and godlikess, through the knowledge of him that hath called us to glory and virtue" (2 Peter 1:3). END