Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 17:2
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Psalms17:2
David appeals unto God to judge the righteousness of his heart towards Saul —"Let my sentence come forth from thy presence." From Saul and his courtiers there comes a hard sentence; they call me traitor, they call me rebel; but, Lord, leave me not unto their sentence, "Let my sentence come from thy presence;" that I know will be another sentence than what cometh from them, for thou hast proved me, and tried me, and findest nothing in me. —Jeremiah Burroughs.
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