Friday, March 1, 2019

Psalm 55 (3 of 23 notes)

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

3. Because of the voice of the enemy. The enemy was vocal and voluble enough, and found a voice where his godly victim had nothing better than a “noise.” Slander is seldom short of expression; it prates and prattles evermore. Neither David, nor our Lord, nor any of the saints were allowed to escape the attacks of venomous tongues, and this evil was in every case the cause of acute anguish. Because of the oppression of the wicked. The unjust pressed and oppressed the righteous; like an intolerable burden they crushed them, and brought them to their knees before the Lord. He that is born after the flesh will persecute him that is born after the Spirit. The great descendant of the woman suffered from a bruised heel. For they cast iniquity upon me. They throw the dust of their lying over me. They endeavor to trip me up, and if I do not fall they say I do. And in wrath they hate me. With a hearty ill-will they detested the holy man.

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