Psalms 22:17
Spurgeon - Verse Expositions - Charles H. Spurgeon
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Psalms 22:17. I may tell all my bones:
He is so emaciated that, as he looks down upon his body, he says, "I may tell all my bones."
Psalms 22:17. They look and stare upon me.
The delicate modesty of the Saviour is shocked. They have stripped him, and hung him up, and there they stand and gloat their cruel eyes upon his matchless body: "They look and stare upon me."