Psalms 119:150-151
Spurgeon - Verse Expositions - Charles H. Spurgeon
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Psalms 119:150-151. They are far from thy law. Thou art near, O LORD;
What a comfort that is! They are trying to get near, but thou art near. I can hear the tread of their feet behind me, but I can see thy face close to me. How comforted is the psalmist in the time of trouble! His adversaries may be as keen of scent as bloodhounds, but God is with him, therefore he fears them not.