Psalms 142

REFLECTIONS UPON PSALM CXLII.—Sore troubles ought to produce fervent prayers. They, who have the God of all grace to flee to, may safely leave in his hand all their troubles. And when our consciences condemn us not, then have wo confidence before him. We can never be brought so low but God can help us. If men forsake or disregard us, God, as our refuge and portion, will more than balance our want. If we are even fettered in the bands of corruption, temptation, or trouble, he can deliver us. And the mercies which our brethren enjoy should excite our praises, as members of the same body