Psalms 51:8
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Psalms 51:8. Make me to hear joy and gladness;
"Lord, I have heard nothing but groans lately, and I have made no sound but sighs; ‘Make me to hear joy and gladness’
Psalms 51:8. That the bones which thou hast broken may rejoice.
When God makes us feel the weight of sin, it is a bone-breaking operation, he seems to strike as though he would kill; and only he that thus strikes can afterwards heal. Then he makes each fragment of the bone to sing and praise him.