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Psalms 38

Psalms 38:9

Psalms 38:9 I. This passage, strictly and plainly interpreted, represents a fact that is without exception: "Lord, all my desire is before Thee." In a certain sense, every being susceptible of desire may say this. The desires of all beings are before God; His eye is ever upon them. Every heart live... [ Continue Reading ]

Psalms 38:17

Psalms 38:17 There are some roads in which we cannot halt, the road, for instance, which leads to death. There are paths in which it is _well_to halt: the paths of infidelity and scepticism, unbelief, vain and evil imagination, corrupt and unholy desire, and of outward transgression. But there are... [ Continue Reading ]

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