Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 42:6
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Psalms42:6
Therefore will I remember thee. There are two ways of understanding this; each of them instructive and profitable...
1. It may be considered as an expression of determined remembrance of God should he ever be found in such places and conditions. Believers can suppose the worst, and yet hope for the best.
2. The language may be considered as an expression of encouragement derived from reflection. He had been in these situations and circumstances, and had experienced in them displays of divine providence and grace. W. Jay.
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