A Bottle in the Smoke (Psalm 119:83) | Charles Spurgeon
Deep Dive into A Bottle in the Smoke (Psalm 119:83) by Charles Spurgeon
Charles Spurgeon’s sermon uses the biblical metaphor of “a bottle in the smoke” from Psalm 119:83 to illustrate the inevitable trials and afflictions experienced by believers. He explains that just as ancient leathern bottles hung in humble, chimney-less dwellings become blackened and shriveled by soot, Christians are frequently subjected to hardship arising from poverty, personal relationships, or even the spiritual comforts they enjoy. Rather than remaining unfeeling like stones, true believers sensitively experience…
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