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〔非利士人在迦特拿住大衛。那時,他作這金詩,交與伶長。調用遠方無聲鴿。〕神啊,求你憐憫我,因為人要把我吞了,終日攻擊欺壓我。 1 Be merciful to me, O God, for men hotly pursue me; all day long they press their attack.
我幾次流離,你都記數;求你把我眼淚裝在你的皮袋裏。這不都記在你冊子上嗎? 8 Record my lament; list my tears on your scroll-- 56:8 Or ((put my tears in your wineskin)) are they not in your record?
因為你救我的命脫離死亡。你豈不是救護我的腳不跌倒、使我在生命光中行在神面前嗎? 13 For you have delivered me 56:13 Or ((my soul)) from death and my feet from stumbling, that I may walk before God in the light of life. 56:13 Or ((the land of the living))
August 24 "I have all, and abound." (Phil. 4:18.) IN one of my garden books there is a chapter with a very interesting heading, "Flowers that Grow in the Gloom." It deals with those patches in a garden which never catch the sunlight. And my guide tells me the sort of flowers which are not afraid of these dingy corners─may rather like them and flourish in them. And there are similar things in the world of the spirit. They come out when material circumstances become stern and severs. They grow in the gloom. How can we otherwise explain some of the experiences of the Apostle Paul? Here he is in captivity at Rome. The supreme mission of his life appears to be broken. But it is just in this besetting dinginess that flowers begin to show their faces in bright and fascinating glory. He may have seen them before, growing in the open road, but never as they now appeared in imcomparable strength and beauty. Words of promise opened out their treasures as he had never seen them before. Among those treasures were such wonderful things as the grace of Christ, the love of Christ, the joy and peace of Christ; and it seemed as though they needed an "encircling gloom" to draw out their secret and their inner glory. At any rate the realm of gloom became the home of revelation, and Paul began to realize as never before the range and wealth of his spiritual inheritance. Who has not known men and women who, when they arrive at seasons of gloom and solitude, put on strength and hopefulness like a robe? You may imprison such folk where you please; but you shut up their treasure with them. You cannot shut it out. "You may make their material lot a desert, but "the wilderness and the solitary place shall be glad, and the desert shall rejoice and blossom as the rose." ─Dr. Jowett. "Every flower, even the fairest, has its shadow beneath it as it swings in the sunlight." Where there is much light there is much shade.