Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 13:2
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Psalms13:2
"Having sorrow in my heart daily."
I. The cause of daily sorrow. Great enemy, unbelief, sin, trial, loss of Jesus' presence, sympathy with others, mourning for human ruin.
II. The necessity of daily sorrow. Purge corruptions, excite graces, raise desires heavenward.
III. The cure of daily sorrow. Good food from God's table, old wine of promises, walks with Jesus, exercise in good works, avoidance of everything unhealthy. B. Davies.
Verse 2 (second clause). — Time anticipated when defeat shall be turned into victory.
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