Psalm 119:92
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Verse 92. -- This verse I may call a Perfume against the Plague; The Sick Man's Salve; The Afflicted Man's Consolation; and a blessed Triumph, in and over all troubles. -- Richard Greenham.
HINTS FOR PASTORS AND LAYPERSONS
Verse 92. -- The sustaining power of joy in God.
Verse 92. -- The word of God as a sustaining power amid the greater sorrows of life.
Verse 92. -- The Godly Man's Ark; or, City of Refuge in the day of his Distress. Discovered in divers (five) Sermons...By Edmund Calamy, B.D...Eighteenth edition. 1709. 12mo.
Verse 92. -- We have here set before us by the Psalmist,
Verse 92. -- The life buoy. Under the form of the narrative of a shipwrecked mariner, describe the experience of the soul struggling in the sea of affliction; almost overwhelmed: yet buoyed up over each successive billow: and finally saved by clinging to the Word of God. --C.A.D.
Verse 92. -- The Psalmist's shudder at recollected danger.