Psalm 20:
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Psalm 20
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This psalm is a prayer for the kings of Israel, but with relation to
Christ.
Even the greatest of men may be much in trouble. Neither the crown on the
king's head, nor the grace in his heart, would make him free from trouble. Even
the greatest of men must be much in prayer. Let none expect benefit by the
prayers of the church, or their friends, who are capable of praying for
themselves, yet neglect it. Pray that God would protect his person, and preserve
his life. That God would enable him to go on in his undertakings for the public
good. We may know that God accepts our spiritual sacrifices, if by his Spirit he
kindles in our souls a holy fire of piety and love to God. Also, that the Lord
would crown his enterprises with success. Our first step to victory in spiritual
warfare is to trust only in the mercy and grace of God; all who trust in
themselves will soon be cast down. Believers triumph in God, and his revelation
of himself to them, by which they distinguish themselves from those that live
without God in the world. Those who make God and his name their praise, may make
God and his name their trust. This was the case when the pride and power of
Jewish unbelief, and pagan idolatry, fell before the sermons and lives of the
humble believers in Jesus. This is the case in every conflict with our spiritual
enemies, when we engage them in the name, the spirit, and the power of Christ;
and this will be the case at the last day, when the world, with the prince of
it, shall be brought down and fall; but believers, risen-from the dead, through
the resurrection of the Lord, shall stand, and sing his praises in heaven. In
Christ's salvation let us rejoice; and set up our banners in the name of the
Lord our God, assured that by the saving strength of his right hand we shall be
conquerors over every enemy.
Psalm 20:
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