C.H. Spurgeon emphasizes the blessings that come to the God-fearing man who walks in holiness, particularly highlighting the joy and happiness that his family brings. He stresses the importance of being invested in the prosperity of the church, as the blessings received from God should also extend to the Lord's house. Spurgeon encourages believers to actively participate in the assemblies of Zion, where they will find instruction, comfort, and a sense of community. He notes that the blessings of God are not only for personal gain but should also contribute to the growth and success of the church. Ultimately, he calls for believers to be a source of good for Jerusalem throughout their lives.