Psalms 37:18
Spurgeon - Verse Expositions - Charles H. Spurgeon
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Psalms 37:18. The LORD knoweth the days of the upright: -
He knows our dark days and our bright days, and all our days that are yet to be as well as all our days that have been. The Lord knows all about all our days.
Psalms 37:18. And their inheritance shall be for ever.
What they have, if it be really worth having, they shall keep for ever. What God has given them in Christ, because they are his children, shall never be taken away from them, nor shall they be taken away from it: "their inheritance shall be for ever." Men try to entail their estates, but it is often an unsatisfactory system. Our estates are entailed by God; upon the inheritance of every one of his people there is an inalienable entail.