Three Movements of Mercy: Divine Visitation and Consolation
Spurgeon discerned three movements in Psalm 119:77—a pattern of Elohim's dealings with the afflicted soul. First, **Visitors Invited**. The psalmist cries, "Let thy mercies come...
This is historical examples on god's mercy and obedience and blessing, drawing on Psalms 119:77.
Spurgeon discerned three movements in Psalm 119:77—a pattern of Elohim's dealings with the afflicted soul. First, Visitors Invited. The psalmist cries, "Let thy mercies come unto me"—he opens the door of his heart and welcomes divine comfort as one would receive honored guests. There is no barred entrance here; the soul actively solicits the presence of Yahweh's compassion. This is not passive waiting but earnest beckoning.…
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