Psalms 63:8
Spurgeon - Verse Expositions - Charles H. Spurgeon
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Psalms 63:8. My soul followeth hard after thee:
I am after thee, my God, hard after thee, following hard after thee longing for thee, like a dog at the heels of his master’s horse, going with all his might, following hard after thee. Oh, this is a healthy condition to be in. If thou canst not yet reach thy God, yet if thou followest hard after him it is well with thee, for notice the next sentence:
Psalms 63:8. Thy right hand upholdeth me.
No man follows after God unless God helps him so to do. It comes of the grace of God. When thou art seeking God it is because God is seeking thee, and though thou knowest it not there is a vast amount of grace couched in this desire.