Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 57:1
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Psalms57:1
Here are —
1. Calamities:
(a) War.
(b) Pestilence.
(c) Privations.
(d) Sin, greatest of all.
(e) Death.
(f)Curse of a broken law.
2. Here is a refuge from these calamities.
(a) In God.
(b) Specially in the mercy of God.
3. There is flying to that refuge.
(a) By faith; My soul trusteth in thee; Under the shadow, etc.
(b) By prayer; "Be "etc.
4. Here is continuance both in faith and prayer; until, etc. G. R.
Verses 1, 4, 6-7. Note the varying condition of the same heart, at the same time. My soul trusteth in thee... My soul is among lions... My soul is bowed down... My heart is fixed.
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