A Plea for Mercy and Deliverance. Psalm 25

 

Psalm 25 – A Plea for Mercy and Deliverance

 

The time will come when the remnant of Israel will find themselves in a position where there is no one upon whom they can depend, but God. And it is good for us to come to that place also.

 

There are two ways a man can go. He can go God’s way or his own way. God gives us a choice. We can walk in the path of our choosing. “There is a way which seems right unto man, but the end thereof are the ways of death.” Proverbs 14:12. What a glorious thing it is to be able to call out to God and ask Him to show us the way we should go.

 

What was good for the saints of the past and will be good for the saints of the future is also good for us. God is not yet through with His people.

 

God is rich in both goodness and mercy and there will be some left over for you and me.

 

God forgives us for Christ’s sake, never for our sake. You and I do not merit forgiveness. We know that God forgave David; and, if we trust in the Lord, He will forgive us too.

 

Many of us should forget about some of the questions we have and simply put our hand in His and walk with Him.

 

All of us who are God’s children have trouble during our lifetimes. This is a prayer for us. O God, deliver us out of all our troubles.

 

‘It came to pass,’ and I thank God that my troubles came to pass, and they did not come to stay.

 

The primary interpretation is for the nation Israel, but we certainly can also pray this prayer for ourselves.

 

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J. Vernon McGee Commentary and Nelson’s Quick Reference Commentary.