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The Life of David: As Reflected in His Psalms

The Life of David: As Reflected in His Psalms

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Transcriber's Note: Obvious typos, printing errors and wrong spellings have been corrected, but spellings have not been modernized. Footnotes follow immediately the paragraph in which they are noted. In Chapter XV, eighth paragraph, second last line, "His" changed to "his" in the sentence "Happy thoughts, not fears, hold his eyes waking" to agree with the author's obvious reference to David rather than to God.

The Household Library of Exposition.


THE LIFE OF DAVID

AS REFLECTED IN HIS PSALMS.



THE

LIFE OF DAVID

AS REFLECTED IN HIS PSALMS.


BY


ALEXANDER MACLAREN, D.D.


NINTH EDITION.


London:
HODDER AND STOUGHTON
27, PATERNOSTER ROW


MCMIII


Butler & Tanner, The Selwood Printing Works, Frome, and London


CONTENTS

    Page
I. Introduction, 1
II. Early Days, 14
III. Early Days,--continued 31
IV. The Exile, 49
V. The Exile,--continued 70
VI. The Exile,--continued 86
VII. The Exile,--continued 110
VIII. The Exile,--continued 130
IX. The King, 144
X. The King,--continued 157
XI. The King,--continued 174
XII. The King,--continued 185
XIII. The Tears of the Penitent, 205
XIV. Chastisements, 232
XV. The Songs of the Fugitive, 245
  Index, 262
  Works by the same Author, 263
  Bible Class Expositions, 264
  The Household Library of Exposition 265

I.—INTRODUCTION.

Perhaps the most striking characteristic of the life of David is its romantic variety of circumstances. What a many-coloured career that was which began amidst the pastoral solitudes of Bethlehem, and ended in the chamber where the dying ears heard the blare of the trumpets that announced the accession of Bathsheba's son! He passes through the most sharply contrasted conditions, and from each gathers some fresh fitness for his great work of giving voice and form to all the phases of devout feeling. The early shepherd life deeply influenced his character, and has left its traces on many a line of his psalms.

"Love had he found in huts where poor men lie;
His daily teachers had been woods and rills;
The silence that is in the starry sky,
The sleep that is among the lonely

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