Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 138:7
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Psalms138:7
1. Good men are sometimes in the midst of troubles: these are many, and continue long.
2. They interfere not with their progress. They "walk in the midst" of them; faint, yet pursuing; sometimes they "run with patience", etc.
3. They have comfort in them: "Though I walk", etc., "thou wilt revive me."
4. They are benefited by them. a) Their enemies are overthrown. b) Their deliverance is complete. —G.R.
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