Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 142:3
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Psalms142:3
When my spirit was overwhelmed within me. Literally, in the muffling upon me of my spirit. When my spirit was so wrapped in trouble and gloom, so "muffled round with woe", that I could not see the path before me, was distracted and unable to choose a line of conduct, Thou (emphatic) knewest my path. —A.S. Aglen, in "An Old Testament Commentary for English" Readers, 1884.
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