A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

The Treasury of David

Psalm 21

Psalm 219,511 words

this— our own individual concern in his glory and in his joy.

Hamilton Verschoyle.

Verse 2. The successful Advocate.

Verse 3 ( first clause ). Preventing mercies.

Verse 3 ( first clause ). GOD GOING BEFORE US, or God's anticipation of

our necessities by his merciful dispensations. God prevents us with the

blessings of his goodness:

I. When we come into the world.

II. When we become personal transgressors.

III. When we enter upon the duties and upon the cares of mature life.

IV. When, in the general course of life, we enter upon new paths.

V. In the dark "valley of the shadow of death."

VI. By giving us many mercies without our asking

for them; and thus creating occasion, not for prayer, but for praise only.

VII. By opening to us the gate of heaven, and

by storing heaven with every provision for our blessedness.— Samuel Martin.

Verse 3 ( second clause ). Jesus crowned.

I. His previous labours.

II. The dominion bestowed.

III. The character of the crown.

IV. The divine coronant.

Verse 4. Jesus ever living.

Verse 5. The glory of the Mediator.

Verse 6. The blessedness of Jesus.

Verse 7. Jesus, and example of faith and of its results.

Verse 8. The secret sinner unearthed, and deprived of all hope of

concealment.

Verses 8, 9. The certainty and terror of the punishment of the wicked.

Verses 11, 12. The guilt and punishment of evil intentions.

Verse 12. The retreat of the grand army of hell.

Verse 13. A devout Doxology.

I. God exalted.

II. God alone exalted.

III. God exalted by his own strength.

IV. His people singing his praise.

Source & provenance

Original C. H. Spurgeon work; public domain in the United States. Source provenance retained.

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