William Kelly Major Works Commentary - Psalms 77:1

William Kelly Major Works Commentary - Psalms 77:1 - 77:20

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William Kelly Major Works Commentary - Psalms 77:1 - 77:20

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77:1 - 77:20

Here it is "To the chief musician, on Jeduthun, a psalm of Asaph."

The second of these psalms is all inward dealing suited to that day of distress when God will have heart-searching in His ancient people before their complete deliverance. The remembrance of the past may produce anguish in the present but gives hope for the future. God's way is in the sanctuary as well as in the sea; and faith lays hold of both. For the christian it is the settled favour and everlasting deliverance in Christ, dead, risen, and ascended, that we rest on. But the Israelite, if he looks on His way in the sanctuary, enjoys the wonders of His arm; if he turn as a man to His way in the sea, he has to acknowledge that His footsteps are not known.