Psalm 31:2

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Verse 2. Deliver me speedily. In praying that he might be delivered speedily there is shown the greatness of his danger, as if he had said, All will soon be over with my life, unless God makes haste to help me. John Calvin.

Verse 2-3. Be thou my strong rock, etc. What the Lord is engaged to be unto us by covenant, we may pray and expect to find him in effect. "Be thou my strong rock," saith he, "for thou art my rock." David Dickson.

 

HINTS FOR PASTORS AND LAYPERSONS

Verse 2. (first clause). God's hearing prayer a great condescension.

Verse 2. (second clause). How far we may be urgent with God as to time.

Verse 2-3. (last and first clauses). That which we have we may yet seek for.

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