Wednesday, February 27, 2019

Psalm 50 (17 of 27 notes)

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

15. And call upon me in the day of trouble. Oh, blessed verse! Is this then true sacrifice? The King himself so regards it. For herein is faith manifested, herein is love proved, for in the hour of peril we fly to those we love. It seems a small thing to pray when we are distressed, yet is it a more acceptable worship than the mere heartless presentation of bullocks and he goats. This is a voice from the throne, and how full of mercy it is! Who would not offer such sacrifice? Troubled one, haste to present it now! Who will say that the Old Testament saints did not know the Gospel?Its very spirit and essence breathes like frankincense all around this holy psalm. I will deliver thee. The reality of thy sacrifice of prayer will be seen in its answer. The promise may refer both to temporal and eternal deliverances. And thou shalt glorify me. Thy prayer will honor me, and thy grateful perception of my answering mercy will also glorify me. Goats and bullocks would prove a failure, but the true sacrifice never could.

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