Excerpt from Practical Reflections on the Psalms

Synopsis of the Books of the Bible. Vol. Ii. Morrish London.

When at peace with God, the heart turns back from the Epistles where the work of Christ is unfolded, and all needed to set the soul at rest and peace with God is made known; it turns back to the Gospels to learn the ways, and thoughts and actions of Him who loved us and gave Himself for us. It truns back still - when rightly informed as to the true meaning of the Psalms, - te them, and learns the heart of Christ, and how His sympathies enter into, and give a voice to the exercises of His people's hearts. He learned all this when in divine grace, He entered into that order of suffering, especially at the close of His life on earth, in order to be able to speak a word in season to him who is weary. It learns too the plaint of His own heart, at moments when no human heart could ever fathom the deep waters of anguish His holy soul passed through.

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