Sixty Lectures On the Several Portions of the Psalms: As They Are Appointed ...
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It is folly to preach patience to those who have only the hope that an unprincipled and ungodly foe will at some time or other of his own accord abate his pride, or assuage his malice. The patience of the humble sufferer is always an encouragement to an enemy s perseverance in evil ; but the sufferer s trust in God enables Him to go on from strength to strength, until his deli- verance be wrought by an unseen and irresistible arm. So was it with David: he vowed patiently to abide alway ; and in... the confidence of deliverance to praise his God more and more ; to speak daily of his righteousness and salvation as a never-failing refuge ; towards which and from which he could go forth, not in his own strength, but in the strength of his God : for that Digitized by Google 218 LECTUBES ON THE PSALMS.
he had experienced the losing-kindness of the Lord from his youth up, and had always delighted himself in speaking of the wondrous works which he had witnessed in his own behalf, in the dispensations of Divine Grace and Divine Providence towards him; from the early age when God had chosen him to be his servant, and took him away from the sheepfolds, with the gracious design that the son of Jesse might rule over the cho- sen seed ; that in the exalted character of their king he might feed Jacob his people, and Israel his inheritance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is folly to preach patience to those who have only the hope that an unprincipled and ungodly foe will at some time or other of his own accord abate his pride, or assuage his malice. The patience of the humble sufferer is always an encouragement to an enemy s perseverance in evil ; but the sufferer s trust in God enables Him to go on from strength to strength, until his deli- verance be wrought by an unseen and irresistible arm. So was it with David: he vowed patiently to abide alway ; and in... the confidence of deliverance to praise his God more and more ; to speak daily of his righteousness and salvation as a never-failing refuge ; towards which and from which he could go forth, not in his own strength, but in the strength of his God : for that Digitized by Google 218 LECTUBES ON THE PSALMS.
he had experienced the losing-kindness of the Lord from his youth up, and had always delighted himself in speaking of the wondrous works which he had witnessed in his own behalf, in the dispensations of Divine Grace and Divine Providence towards him; from the early age when God had chosen him to be his servant, and took him away from the sheepfolds, with the gracious design that the son of Jesse might rule over the cho- sen seed ; that in the exalted character of their king he might feed Jacob his people, and Israel his inheritance.
What to read after Sixty Lectures On the Several Portions of the Psalms: As They Are Appointed ...?
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