David's Name as Bridge to Christ's Intercession
When Solomon pleaded, "For thy servant David's sake," he wielded a power God Himself honored. Yet Spurgeon's commentator, John Field, clarifies what this plea was...
This is historical examples on intercession through Christ and abolition of old covenant pleas, drawing on Psalms 129:10.
When Solomon pleaded, "For thy servant David's sake," he wielded a power God Himself honored. Yet Spurgeon's commentator, John Field, clarifies what this plea was not: it was no prayer to David, nor did it suggest the dead saints intercede for us. Rather, it expressed God's special delight in David—pure grace manifesting itself across generations through a covenant promise. This ancient plea was strictly limited.…
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