Sermon Bible Commentary - Psalms 27:14
Psalms 27:14 No state is more dreary than that of the repentant sinner when first he understands where he is and begins to turn his thoughts towards the Great Master whom He has offended. A man finds that he has a great work to do, and does not know how to do it, or even what it is; and his impatience and restlessness are as great as his conscious ignorance; indeed, he is restless because he is ignorant. There is great danger of his taking wrong steps, inasmuch as he is anxious to move and does... read more
Sermon Bible Commentary - Psalms 27:13
Psalms 27:13 The text puts before us: I. A future experience embraced or anticipated by faith. It indicates the sustaining power of such anticipation. (1) The goodness of God is His kindness. Of the kindness of God we may remark: ( a ) it is natural; ( b ) it is infinite; ( c ) it is eternal; ( d ) it is perfect in quality; ( e ) it is the goodness which creates goodness. (2) The knowledge David had of the goodness of God was derived from three sources: ( a ) the history of its... read more