Saturday, February 16, 2019

Psalm 18 (5 of 53 notes)

The Treasury of David
by Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834-1892)

4. The sorrow of death compassed me. Death like a cruel conqueror seemed to twist round about him the cords of pain. He was environed and threatened with deaths of the most appalling sort. Sad plight for the man after God’s own heart, but thus it is that Jehovah dealeth with his sons. The floods of ungodly men made me afraid. Torrents of ungodliness threatened to swamp all religion, and to hurry away the godly man’s hope as a thing to be scorned and despised; so far was this threat fulfilled, that even the hero who slew Goliath began to be afraid. He who pens these lines has known better than most men what this verse means, and feels inclined to weep, and yet to sing, while he writes upon a text so descriptive of his own experience. Learn from our experience to trust in the Lord Jehovah, who forsaketh not his chosen.

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