Soul-Depths and Soul-Heights

Sermons on Psalm 130

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Weight 0.21 kg
Dimensions 21.5 × 13.6 × 1.1 cm
ISBN 9780851519357
Topic

Encouragement, Life Issues

Page Count

144

Scripture

Psalms

Banner Pub Date

Aug 1, 2006

Original Pub Date

1874

Format

Book

Binding

Paperback

Book Description

Psalm 130 is perhaps the best known of all the Penitential Psalms. It contains the ardent prayer of a man who is distressed by a sense of God’s anger against sin: by an earnest, penitent turning to God, he longs for the forgiveness of his iniquities. But this Psalm, perhaps more than any other, is also marked by a steady upward progression: depth; prayer; conviction; light; hope; waiting; watching; longing; confidence; assurance; universal happiness and joy. Just as the barometer marks the rising of the weather, so each sentence of this Psalm records the progress of the soul.

Table of Contents Expand ↓

Preface vii
Soul-Depths 1
Prayer out of Soul-Depths 21
Contrition and Confession 32
Forgiveness and Fear 47
Waiting and Watching 64
Watching for the Morning 75
Hoping in the Lord 92
Final and Full Redemption 109
Soul-Heights 122

 

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