Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 119:92

We have here set before us by the Psalmist,

1. The case which he had been in, and which he now refers to one sad and sinking. He was under such affliction that he was ready to perish; which seems to include inward and outward trouble at once; trials without and pressure within.

2. What it was that gave him relief, and this when nothing else could, etc., the law of God.

3. How he looked back upon this relief received, namely, with thankfulness to God, to whom he speaks, and records it for the encouragement and direction of others: "Unless thy law had been my delights, I should then have perished in mine affliction." Daniel Wilcox, 1676-1733.