Psalms 62:8
Spurgeon - Verse Expositions - Charles H. Spurgeon
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Psalms 62:8. Ye people, pour out your heart before him: -
The prophet Jeremiah bade the people pour out their heart "like water before the face of the Lord;" - not like oil, some of which clings to the glass but like water, which runs away to the last drop. So, sinner, pour out your whole heart before the Lord, for this is the way to be saved. Bring your heart, all full of sin and sorrow, turn it upside down, pour the whole of its contents out at the foot of the throne of grace, and then wait until God fills your heart with peace and joy.
Psalms 62:8. God is a refuge for us.
Not for David only, but for all who, by a simple, sincere faith, can find shelter and safety under the shadow of his wings.