Psalm 119:76
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First. That God's servants only are capable of the sweet effects of his mercy and the comforts of his promises. Who are God's servants?
Secondly. If we have the benefit of the promise, we must thrust in ourselves under one title or other among those to whom the promise is made; if not as God's children, yet as God's servants. Then the promise is as sure to us as if our name were in it.
Thirdly. All God's servants have common grounds of comfort: every one of God's servants may plead with God as David doth. The comforts of the word are the common portion of God's people. --Thomas Manton.
Verse 76. -- Thy word unto thy servant. Our Master has passed his word to all his servants that he will be kind to them and they may plead it with him. --Matthew Henry.
HINTS FOR PASTORS AND LAYPERSONS
Verse 76. -- Comfort.
Verse 76. --