Psalms 77:3
Spurgeon - Verse Expositions - Charles H. Spurgeon
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Psalms 77:3. I remembered God, and was troubled:
What! trouble even from remembering God? Then this is trouble indeed.
And yet this has been the experience of the saints of God many a time:
I remembered God," his holiness, his justice, my offenses against him, and was troubled."
Psalms 77:3. I complained, and my spirit was overwhelmed.
Turned over, overwhelmed; without comfort, or hope of comfort.
Psalms 77:3. Selah.
Screw up the harp-strings; they have gone flat through such hard striking.
These deep notes have put the strings out of order. The man in his grief cannot sing well; and he had need to say "Selah." Sursum corda. Lift up the heart; prepare yourself again for song.