Psalms 32:2
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Psalms 32:2. Blessed is the man unto whom the LORD imputeth not iniquity, and in whose spirit there is no guile.
He had a thousand iniquities; he transgressed in all sorts of ways. The Lord does not impute these things to him. He has set them down to the account of another, who has ventured to stand in the sinner’s stead, and be made sin in the sinner’s place, but to this man, this blessed man, God doth not impute iniquity, and in his spirit there is no guile - he confesses his sin with honesty, he is pardoned with certainty, and in his spirit there is no cunning concealment.