OCTOBER 16.
My
heart shall rejoice in thy salvation.
Psalm
13:5
when we can rejoice in nothing else.
it is calculated to raise us above all that is
gloomy, depressing, and sorrowful.
injurious, degrading, and dreadful;
a restoration to all that is
beneficial, elevating, and delightful; and
a title to joys more pure, treasures more vast, and
honour more glorious than unfallen Adam ever experienced.
complete, and glorious manner.
employed in saving us, therefore we may well say,
“My heart shall rejoice in thy salvation.”
but to be saved by the Lord,
should it cause our hearts to leap for joy, and
fill our mouths with constant song.
cheer us in the most wintery day
thy friends, thy possessions, or immediate prospects,
then rejoice in God’s salvation.
James
Smith 1849
then rejoice in God’s salvation.
Rejoice,
my soul, and prize thy lot,
Though
trials should abound;
My
Father's purpose changes not,
And
he will have thee crowned.
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