Psalms 51:7
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Psalms 51:7. Purge me with hyssop, and I shall be clean: wash me, and I shall be whiter than snow.
"With hyssop." Just as the priest took the bunch of herbs, and put it into the basin full of blood, and stirred it round and round till he soaked the hyssop in the crimson and then sprinkled it upon the penitent, oh Lord, apply the blood of Christ to my soul. Purge with me hyssop"-" And I shall be clean." I shall not be clean any other way. This is the only cleansing-purgation by the sacrificial atonement. And thou alone must do it. Lord, do it now.