Saturday, March 2, 2019

Psalm 59 (4 of 17 notes)

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

4. They run and prepare themselves without my fault. They are all alive and active; they are swift to shed blood. They prepare and use their best tactics. They come up fully armed to the attack, and assail me with all the vigor and skill of a host about to storm a castle; and all for no cause, but out of gratuitous malice. So quick are they to obey their cruel master that they never stay to consider whether their errand is a good one or not; they run at once, and buckle on the harness as they run. To be thus gratuitously attacked is a great grief. It was a cruel and crying shame that such a hero as David should be hounded down as if he were a monster, and beset in his house like a wild beast in its den. Awake to help me, and behold. When others go to sleep, keep thou watch, O God. Only look at thy servant’s sad condition and thy hand will be sure to deliver me. We see how thorough was the psalmist’s faith in the mercy of his Lord, for he is satisfied that if the Lord do but look on his case it will move his active compassion.

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