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August 27th Evening
“Into Thine hand I commit my spirit: Thou hast redeemed me, O Lord God of truth.” — Psalm 31:5
These words have been frequently used by holy men in their hour of departure. We may profitably consider them this evening. The object of the faithful man’s solicitude in life and death is not his body or his estate, but his spirit; this is his choice treasure — if this be safe, all is well. What is this mortal state compared with the soul? The believer commits his soul to the hand of his God; it came from Him, it is His own, He has aforetime sustained it, He is able to keep it, and it is most fit that He should receive it. All things are safe in Jehovah’s hands; what we entrust to the Lord will be secure, both now and in…
that day of days towards which we are
hastening. It is peaceful living, and glorious dying, to repose in the care of
heaven. At all times we should commit our all to Jesus’ faithful hand; then,
though life may hang on a thread, and adversities may multiply as the
sands of the sea, our soul shall dwell at ease, and delight itself in quiet
resting places.
“Thou hast redeemed me, O Lord God of truth.” Redemption is a solid
basis for confidence. David had not known Calvary as we have done, but
temporal redemption cheered him; and shall not eternal redemption yet
more sweetly console us? Past deliverances are strong pleas for present
assistance. What the Lord has done He will do again, for He changes not.
He is faithful to His promises, and gracious to His saints; He will not turn
away from His people.
“Though Thou slay me I will trust, Praise Thee even from the dust, Prove, and tell it as I prove,
Thine unutterable love.
Thou mayst chasten and correct,
But Thou never canst neglect;
Since the ransom price is paid,
On Thy love my hope is stay’d.”
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“Into Thine hand I commit my spirit: Thou hast redeemed me, O Lord God of truth.” — Psalm 31:5
These words have been frequently used by holy men in their hour of departure. We may profitably consider them this evening. The object of the faithful man’s solicitude in life and death is not his body or his estate, but his spirit; this is his choice treasure — if this be safe, all is well. What is this mortal state compared with the soul? The believer commits his soul to the hand of his God; it came from Him, it is His own, He has aforetime sustained it, He is able to keep it, and it is most fit that He should receive it. All things are safe in Jehovah’s hands; what we entrust to the Lord will be secure, both now and in…
that day of days towards which we are
hastening. It is peaceful living, and glorious dying, to repose in the care of
heaven. At all times we should commit our all to Jesus’ faithful hand; then,
though life may hang on a thread, and adversities may multiply as the
sands of the sea, our soul shall dwell at ease, and delight itself in quiet
resting places.
“Thou hast redeemed me, O Lord God of truth.” Redemption is a solid
basis for confidence. David had not known Calvary as we have done, but
temporal redemption cheered him; and shall not eternal redemption yet
more sweetly console us? Past deliverances are strong pleas for present
assistance. What the Lord has done He will do again, for He changes not.
He is faithful to His promises, and gracious to His saints; He will not turn
away from His people.
“Though Thou slay me I will trust, Praise Thee even from the dust, Prove, and tell it as I prove,
Thine unutterable love.
Thou mayst chasten and correct,
But Thou never canst neglect;
Since the ransom price is paid,
On Thy love my hope is stay’d.”
To make sure you never miss an episode, please subscribe today wherever you listen to podcasts.
Producer: Todd Adkins
Voice Artist: Ian Cullen
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