Psalms 32:4
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Psalms 32:4. For day and night thy hand was heavy upon me:
The mere touch of God’s finger would be enough to crush us, but when he comes to deal with us in conviction, and lays his heavy hand upon us, it is indeed terrible. We are then like Gideon’s fleece when he squeezed all the moisture out of it.