Psalms 51:11
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Psalms 51:11. Cast me not away from thy presence; and take not thy holy spirit from me.
Do not fling me away as a man pulls up a weed by the roots and throws it on a dunghill.
"Take not thy Holy Spirit from me." Oh! how often will the child of God have to pray this prayer? The Holy Spirit is in him, and he knows it, but he grieves the Spirit; and when his heart is very tender this is his daily fear-lest the Spirit of God should depart from him. "Take not thy Holy Spirit from me."