John Gill's Exposition on Psalms 50:22

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Exposition of the Old and New Testament
John Gill (1697–1771) · 18th-century historical commentary
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Now consider this, etc.] The evils that had been committed, and repent of them; for repentance is an after thought and reconsideration of sin, and humiliation for it; that the Lord, was not like them, not an approver of sin, but a reprover for it; and what would be their latter end, what all this would issue in, in case of impenitence; ye that forget God; that there is a God, his being, perfections, word, works, and benefits; lest I tear [you] in pieces; as a lion, leopard, or bear; (see <281307>Hosea 13:7,8); which was accomplished in the destruction of Jerusalem; when both their civil and ecclesiastical state were torn in pieces; their city and temple levelled with the ground, and not one stone left upon another; and they scattered about in the earth; and [there be] none to deliver; which denotes their utter and irreparable ruin, till the time comes they shall turn to the Lord; (see <234222>Isaiah 42:22).

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