Psa_1:15. The Saint’s Remedy in Trouble<\/p>\n
"Call upon me in the day of trouble; I will deliver thee, and thou shalt glorify me."’97Psa_1:15<\/p>\n
Observe,<\/p>\n
I. The Season referred to.<\/p>\n
"The day of trouble."<\/p>\n
Man is liable to trouble; believers, as well as other men. They have their peculiar troubles. Called to suffer, as the witnesses, disciples, and friends of Christ.<\/p>\n
1. There is the day of bodily trouble.<\/p>\n
"Wearisome nights appointed unto them," &c.; Job_7:3; Psa_77:1-4.<\/p>\n
2. There is the day of spiritual trouble.<\/p>\n
Mind dark, and without comfort. Perplexed, &c. "Behold, I go backward, and he is not there," &c.; Job_23:3-10 Persecution, temptation, &c. &c.<\/p>\n
3. There is the day of family trouble.<\/p>\n
Jacob. Eli. Job, bereaved of his sons and daughters; Job_1:18, &c. David, fleeing before Absalom, &c. Notice,<\/p>\n
II. The Remedy provided.<\/p>\n
"Call upon me," &c. Observe,<\/p>\n
1. The object of our address.<\/p>\n
God. Not to contend with trouble in our own wisdom, and strength, and self-sufficiency; but to go to God. Not to sink down, and allow them to overwhelm us. Not to trust in an arm of flesh. God is his people’s refuge, and help, &c.; fortress, strong tower, &c. Notice,<\/p>\n
2. The mode of address specified.<\/p>\n
We must "call upon him;" make known our requests; seek his gracious aid; supplicate his immediate help. We must do this humbly, earnestly, in faith, and with perseverance, 2Co_12:7-9. Notice,<\/p>\n
3. The time of our address is also stated.<\/p>\n
We must call upon him "in the day of trouble." Not delay. God is ever near; and never afar off. Day of trouble is the time when we need help; lest we be destroyed by our adversaries. God a present help, &c. Observe,<\/p>\n
III. The Deliverance promised.<\/p>\n
"I will deliver thee."<\/p>\n
1. God can deliver us.<\/p>\n
Wisdom and ability sufficient. Nothing too hard for the Lord. "Who can harm us?" &c. "If God be for us," &c. "Greater is he that is for us," &c.<\/p>\n
2. God has always delivered his people.<\/p>\n
Abraham. Jacob. Job. Children of Israel from Egypt, and their enemies in the wilderness. David. Daniel. Three Hebrews, &c. He never failed to plead his people’s cause. Psalms 105; Psalms 107; Psa_118:5, Psa_118:13.<\/p>\n
3. God will deliver us.<\/p>\n
He desires to do it. He loves to do it. He is pledged to do it. He is bound by his word; by his faithfulness, and by his covenant, to do it. But it must be in his own way’97by his own means’97and at his own time.<\/p>\n
IV. The Return demanded.<\/p>\n
"And thou shalt glorify me."<\/p>\n
1. By celebrating his delivering goodness.<\/p>\n
Song of Deborah. Many of the Psa. s, &c. Pillar, Ebenezer.<\/p>\n
2. By implicitly trusting him at all times.<\/p>\n
God is greatly honored, when his people confide in him.<\/p>\n
3. By a renewed consecration of ourselves to his service.<\/p>\n
Love increased’97zeal inflamed’97heart more devoted’97body, soul and spirit given entirely to his service’97all things done to his glory.<\/p>\n
Autor: JABEZ BURNS<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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