Psalm 5 (6 of 15 notes)

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

4–6. And now the psalmist having expressed his resolution to pray, you hear him putting up his prayer. He is pleading against his cruel and wicked enemies. He uses a most mighty argument. He begs of God to put them away from him because they were displeasing to God himself. “Thou hatest evil: Lord, I beseech thee, deliver me from it.” Let us learn the solemn truth of the hatred which a righteous God must bear towards sin.

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