Verse of the day: For ye shall not leave my soul in death, and ye shall not allow thy Holy One to see corruption (Psalm 16. 10).
These words were adequately fulfilled in the person of the Lord Jesus; they also apply, with variations, to all who are in Him. Our soul will not remain in a state of separation from Him. Our bodies, even if they see corruption, resurface one day. At this point, we draw our reader’s attention to the overall meaning of this promise and not to its specific application.
- We can go deep into our minds.
- Until we feel that we are thrown into the abyss of hell.
- But we will not stay there; It may seem that in our heart.
- Soul.
- And conscience.
- We are at death’s door.
- But it cannot stay there.
- Our intimate death.
- In relation to joy and hope.
- Can even deepen; However.
- This will not lead to all its consequences.
- Leading us to the complete corruption of dark despair.
- We can descend into the deep abyss.
- But only to the extent that the Lord allows.
- We are likely to remain in the dungeon of doubting for a while; however.
- We will not perish there.
- The star of hope is always in the sky.
- When the night grows dark.
- The Lord will never forget us; therefore it will make us victorious over our enemy.
Let’s rest in hope. We are dealing with Him whose mercy is forever. Of course, from the dead, from darkness and despair, we will resurrect life, light, and freedom.
By: Charles Spurgeon. © 2020 Loyal Ministry. All rights are reserved.
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