Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 13:1
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Psalms13:1
The apparent length of sorrow, only apparent. Contrast with days of joy, with eternal misery and eternal joy. Impatience, and other evil passions, cause the seeming length. Means of shortening, by refusing to forestall, or to repine afterwards.
Verse 1 (second clause). Hiding of the divine face. Why at all? Why from me? Why so long?
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