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2 And he said, The Lord is my rocke and my fortresse, and my deliuerer:
4 I will call on the Lord, who is worthy to be praised: so shall I be saued from mine enemies.
5 When the waues of death compassed me: the floods of vngodly men made me afraid.
6 The sorowes of Hell compassed me about: the snares of death preuented me.
10 Hee bowed the heauens also and came downe: and darkenesse was vnder his feete.
11 And he rode vpon a Cherub, and did flie: and hee was seene vpon the wings of the winde.
12 And hee made darkenesse pauilions round about him, darke waters, and thicke clouds of the skies.
13 Through the brightnesse before him, were coales of fire kindled.
14 The Lord thundred from heauen: and the most high vttered his voice.
15 And he sent out arrowes, and scattered them; lightning, and discomfited them.
17 He sent from aboue, he tooke me: he drew me out of many waters.
18 He deliuered me from my strong enemy, and from them that hated mee: for they were too strong for me.
19 They preuented me in the day of my calamitie: but the Lord was my stay.
20 Hee brought me forth also into a large place: he deliuered me, because hee delighted in me.
22 For I haue kept the wayes of the Lord, and haue not wickedly departed from my God.
23 For all his iudgements were before me: and as for his Statutes, I did not depart from them.
24 I was also vpright before him: and haue kept my selfe from mine iniquitie.
29 For thou art my lampe, O Lord: and the Lord wil lighten my darkenesse.
30 For by thee I haue run through a troupe: by my God haue I leaped ouer a wall.
32 For who is God, saue the Lord ? and who is a rocke, saue our God?
33 God is my strength and power: and he maketh my way perfect.
34 Hee maketh my feet like hindes feet: and setteth mee vpon my high places.
35 He teacheth my hands to warre: so that a bow of steele is broken by mine armes.
36 Thou hast also giuen mee the shield of thy saluation: and thy gentlenesse hath made me great.
37 Thou hast enlarged my steps vnder me: so that my feet did not slip.
38 I haue pursued mine enemies, and destroyed them: and turned not againe vntill I had consumed them.
41 Thou hast also giuen mee the necks of mine enemies, that I might destroy them that hate me.
42 They looked, but there was none to saue: euen vnto the Lord, but he answered them not.
45 Strangers shall submit themselues vnto me: as soone as they heare, they shall be obedient vnto me.
46 Strangers shall fade away: and they shall bee afraid out of their close places.
47 The Lord liueth, and blessed be my rocke: and exalted be the God of the rocke of my saluation.
48 It is God that auengeth mee, and that bringeth downe the people vnder me:
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Clint's 2 Samuel Chapter 22 comment on 11/28/2012, 4:45pm...
@Adenkunle,
Wow! Where did you get human/ spiritual demons from? David was talking about his enemies, that’s all! Most of this song is about Christ Jesus, David’s seed.
Adekunle olusoji David's 2 Samuel Chapter 22 comment about verse 46 on 11/18/2012, 2:30am...
The first figurative point is that the strangers king David meant are not flesh and blood, but spirits such as human/demonic spirits contending with him for the glory of his life. They are strangers because they are not part of God's divine program as helpers to King David's life. They are destined destroyers, time wasters etc.. There is no debating it, when the Almighty God descends into the life of a man as the consuming fire, gradually the man becomes so untouchably hot and strangers are left to no choice but to pack thier loads and go. I pray that every stranger such as sickness and shame in our body and life, at this moment pack their loads and go in the name of Jesus.
Mary's 2 Samuel Chapter 22 comment on 10/21/2012, 12:00am...
2 Samuel 21: 1-9 Principle illustrated: David taking responsibility for Saul’s actions which shows David being a man after God’s own heart. There was a famine in the land Israel because Saul had killed the Gibeonites. David faced the Gibeonites for Saul to see if there was anything that he could do for them. They demanded that he deliver seven men of Saul’s sons to them because they had insisted that they should be destroyed. The Lord chose the men who He wanted David to send. David did not send Mephibosheth because of his oath with Jonathan not to destroy each other’s seed. The Gibeonites would hang them for what they had done. The consequences from wrong doing can be brutal. Seven men hanged because one man slew some people. As Christians everything that we do has an influence on people. I sometimes forget that people look up to me. What I think is “why me?” I am nobody special. I am just a sinner trying to live for God. I have learned that doing the right thing is what God wants us to do and if we do, it we will be set up for the blessings of God and not famine. I know that I get in the way of God’s showers of blessings that He want to rain upon me, but that is because I am human and make the mistake of handling things myself when God would be more than happy to take care of it for me. Being a man after God’s own heart is the way to true joy.
Sanobia holmes's 2 Samuel Chapter 22 comment on 7/05/2012, 10:14am...
verse 51 2 Samuel chapter 22 reminds me that we the tribe of Judah have favor in God's eyes and he will be merciful unto us for being descendants of David. Shalom
MIKE.'s 2 Samuel Chapter 22 comment on 4/19/2012, 2:13am...
2 Samual 22:36
What a power full verse.
Adelaja iseoluwa's 2 Samuel Chapter 22 comment on 9/22/2011, 5:24am...
i love jesus
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