Four Psalmsinterpreted for Practical Use
Four Psalmsinterpreted for Practical Use
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If that be too feeble afigure to meet the fugitive and hunted life of man, the Lord is my Hostand my Sanctuary for ever.
I. _The Lord is my Shepherd_: or--as the Greek, vibrating to the force ofthe original--_The Lord is shepherding me; I shall not want_. This is thetheme of the first four verses.
Every one feels that the Psalm was written by a shepherd, and the firstthing that is obvious is that he has made his God after his own image.
There are many in our day who sneer at that kind of theolo...gy--pretty, indeed, as the pearl or the tear, but like tear or pearl a natural andpartly a morbid deposit--a mere human process which, according to them, pretty well explains all religion; the result of man's instinct to seehimself reflected on the cloud that bounds his view; man's honest butdeluded effort to put himself in charge of the best part of himself, filling the throne of an imaginary heaven with an impossible exaggerationof his own virtues.
But it is far better to hold with Jesus Christ than with such reasoners.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If that be too feeble afigure to meet the fugitive and hunted life of man, the Lord is my Hostand my Sanctuary for ever.
I. _The Lord is my Shepherd_: or--as the Greek, vibrating to the force ofthe original--_The Lord is shepherding me; I shall not want_. This is thetheme of the first four verses.
Every one feels that the Psalm was written by a shepherd, and the firstthing that is obvious is that he has made his God after his own image.
There are many in our day who sneer at that kind of theolo...gy--pretty, indeed, as the pearl or the tear, but like tear or pearl a natural andpartly a morbid deposit--a mere human process which, according to them, pretty well explains all religion; the result of man's instinct to seehimself reflected on the cloud that bounds his view; man's honest butdeluded effort to put himself in charge of the best part of himself, filling the throne of an imaginary heaven with an impossible exaggerationof his own virtues.
But it is far better to hold with Jesus Christ than with such reasoners.
What to read after Four Psalmsinterpreted for Practical Use?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Adam Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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