Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 77:10

This is my infirmity. Literally, this is my disease, —which appears to mean, This is my lot and I must bear it; lo! it is a partial evil, for which the equity of God's government should not be questioned. The authorised version, This is my infirmity, suggests, perhaps advisedly, another signification, viz., These thoughts are but hallucinations of my agony, —but to this gloss I should scruple to commit myself. C. B. Cayley.