Monday, February 18, 2019

Psalm 22 (7 of 34 notes)

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

7. Read the evangelistic narrative of the ridicule endured by the Crucified One, and then consider how it grieved him. The iron entered into his soul. The scornful ridicule of our Lord was unanimous. Which shall we wonder at the most, the cruelty of man or the love of the bleeding Saviour? How can we ever complain of ridicule after this? Pouting, grinning, shaking of the head, thrusting out of the tongue, and other modes of derision were endured by our patient Lord; men made faces at him before whom angels veil their faces and adore. They punned upon his prayers; they made matter for laughter of his sufferings, and set him utterly at nought.

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