The Complete Works of Stephen Charnock V.2
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cvii. 35, 36.
He waters the ground by his showers, and preserves the little seed from the rapine of animals. He draws not out * the evil arrows of famine,' as the expression is, Ezek. v. 16. Every day shines with new beams of his divine goodness. The vastness of this city, and the multitudes of Hving souls in it, is an astonishing argument. What streams of nourishing necessaries are daily conveyed to it ! Every mouth hath bread to sustain it, and among all the number of poor in the bowels and s...kirts of it, how rare is it to hear of any starved to death for want of it ! Every day he ' spreads a table' for us, and that with varieties, and ' fills our cups,' Ps. xxiii. 5. He shortens not his hand, nor withdraws his bounty ; the increase of one year by his blessing, restores what was spent by the former. He is the ' strength of our life,' Ps. xxvii. 1, continuing the vigour of our limbs, and the health of our bodies ; secures us from ' terrors by night, and the arrows of diseases that fly by day,' Ps.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
cvii. 35, 36.
He waters the ground by his showers, and preserves the little seed from the rapine of animals. He draws not out * the evil arrows of famine,' as the expression is, Ezek. v. 16. Every day shines with new beams of his divine goodness. The vastness of this city, and the multitudes of Hving souls in it, is an astonishing argument. What streams of nourishing necessaries are daily conveyed to it ! Every mouth hath bread to sustain it, and among all the number of poor in the bowels and s...kirts of it, how rare is it to hear of any starved to death for want of it ! Every day he ' spreads a table' for us, and that with varieties, and ' fills our cups,' Ps. xxiii. 5. He shortens not his hand, nor withdraws his bounty ; the increase of one year by his blessing, restores what was spent by the former. He is the ' strength of our life,' Ps. xxvii. 1, continuing the vigour of our limbs, and the health of our bodies ; secures us from ' terrors by night, and the arrows of diseases that fly by day,' Ps.
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