Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 141:1
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Psalms141:1
Holy haste.
1. The saint hasting to God.
2. The saint hastening God.
3. God's sure hastening to his help. —W. B. H.
Verses 1-2.
1. Prayer put forth: a) With urgency: "Make haste unto me." b) With fervency: "Give ear", etc.
2. Prayer set forth: "Let my prayer be set forth", etc. When hearing is obtained there is composure and order in prayer. When the fire is kindled the incense rises.
3. Prayer held forth: "The lifting up of my hands as the evening sacrifice", as constant and accepted. —G. R.
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