Friday, February 22, 2019

Psalm 39 (10 of 13 notes)

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

10. Remove thy stroke away from me. Silence from all repining did not prevent the voice of prayer, which must never cease. In all probability the Lord would grant the psalmist’s petition, for he usually removes affliction when we are resigned to it. It is quite consistent with resignation to pray for the removal of a trial. I am consumed by the blow ofthine hand. It is well to show our Father the bruises which his scourge has made, for perhaps his fatherly pity will bind his hands, and move him to comfort us. It is not to consume us, but to consume our sins, that the Lord aims at in his chastisements.

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