Psalms 32:4
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Psalms 32:4. For day and night thy hand was heavy upon me: my moisture is turned into the drought of summer. Selah.
When a man gets God’s hand on him, I warrant, you that he will want no other burden. This hand of God goes with him wherever he goes, it is like his own shadow. Whenever you meet with persons who are self-righteous, you may pray God to lay his hand on them; that will drive the ride and unbelief out of them. David says that he was so pressed under God’s hand that the very essence of his soul was squeezed out of him.