Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 142:6
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Psalms142:6
Two petitions and two arguments.
Verses 6-7.
1. The language of Despondency. "I am brought very low." "My enemies are stronger than I." "My soul is in prison."
2. Of Prayer. "Attend unto me." "Deliver me." "Bring me out of prison."
3. Of Praise. a) For the congratulation of others. b) For his own deliverance and prosperity. —G.R.
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