Psalm 142:7

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HINTS FOR PASTORS AND LAYPERSONS

Verse 7. A prisoner. A freedman. A singer. A centre. A wonder.

Verse 7. Prison Dreams.

--W.B.H.

Verse 7. (middle clause). A Queen Bee. An under shepherd. A warm hearth. A Museum of wonders. Or, they shall surround me, interested in my story -- "out of prison"; drawn by my song -- "praise thy name"; attracted by likeness of character, and admiring the goodness of the Lord.

Verse 7. (last clause). Take this with Psalms 116:7 . "The Lord hath dealt bountifully with thee." Infer the future from the past.

 

WORKS WRITTEN ABOUT THE HUNDRED AND FORTY-SECOND PSALM. IN SPURGEON'S DAY

In Chandler's "Life of David", vol. 1, pp. 157-160, there is an Exposition of this Psalm.

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