
“The Fool Says in His Heart”: Humanity’s Denial of God (Psalm 14) | Charles Spurgeon
Deep Dive into The Treasury of David by Charles Spurgeon - Psalm 14Psalm 14, dedicated "To the Chief Musician," was intended for public use in great assemblies, serving as evidence that the Church was divinely inspired to include "hallowed doctrine" and "wailing notes of complaint" in its worship alongside praise. The Psalm addresses the theme of "Practical Atheism," identifying the "fool" (Hebrew Nabal) as the Atheist. This title does not imply a lack of intellect, but rather describes a "sapless" and withered individual in whom spiritual life is extinct. The fool’s creed, "No God," is a…
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