Yet let me talk ... - Rather, yet I will speak with you on a matter of justice. This sense is well given in the margin. The prophet acknowle…

Yet let me talk with thee. —The soul of the prophet is vexed, as had been the soul of Job (Jeremiah 21:7), of…

The minds of the faithful, we know, have often been greatly tried and even shaken, on seeing all things happening successfully and prosperously to …

Righteous art thou, O Lord, when I plead with thee
The six first verses of this chapter properly belong to the prece…

When we are most in the dark concerning God's dealings, we must maintain right thoughts of God, believing that He never committed the slightest wro…

1. Here, the prophet discu es the justice of the one who punishes. First, the prophet's argument is considered. Second, the Lord’s response …