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I will hurry, and not delay, To obey your commandments.
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The Urgency of Conversion
Commentators like Albert Barnes and John Gill see this verse as a powerful picture of true conversion. When a person is convicted of their sin and understands God's commands, the proper response is immediate action, not delay or excuse-making. As Barnes notes, the main difficulty in conversion is often the sinner's unwillingness to obey God at once.
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18th Century
Presbyterian
I made haste - This language further describes the process of conversion. There was no delay; there was no excuse offered. He acted…
16th Century
Protestant
I made haste. Although the words are in the past tense, they denote a continued action. The prophet declares with what promptness he dedic…
17th Century
Reformed Baptist
I made haste, and delayed not to keep your commandments. As soon as he was sensible of his duty, he immediately complied …
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