14. The psalmist has already stated his third resolution, to devote himself to the worship of God evermore, and here he commences the performance of that resolve. The vows which he had made in anguish he now determines to fulfill. He does so at once, and publicly. Good resolutions cannot be carried out too speedily; vows become debts, and debts should be paid. We need not be afraid of having witnesses to the fulfilling of holy vows, for this will show that we are not ashamed of our Lord, and it may be a great benefit to those who look on and hear us publicly sounding forth the praises of our prayer-hearing God. Secret disciples, be encouraged to come into the light and own your Redeemer! If, indeed, you have been saved, come forward and declare it in his own appointed way.
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