...upon him, O Lord, Psai. vi.2,3, 5. for he is weak : O Lord, heal him, whose bones and soul is vexed. In death, there is no remembrance of thee : in the grave, who shall give thee thanks ? Remember that we are but flesh ; Psai. ixiviii.39. a wind that passeth away, and cometh not again,...

...O A LORD, how long ? " 4. Return, O LORD, deliver my Sou;.: O fave " me for thy Mercies fake. ." 5. For in DEATH there is no Remembrance of " thee; in the GRAVE who (hall give thee Thanks ? * { 6. I am weary with my GROANING,all the Night " make I my Bed to fwim ;...

...several Passages in the Old Testament, which are inconsistent with any Expectations of this kind.—In Death there is no Remembrance of thee; in the Grave who shall give thee Thanks'? Or, make Confession unto thee. 1 — The Dead praise not the Lord, neither any that go down into silence?—For...

...Whately, which may seem at variance with this truth. The strongest, perhaps, is that in Psal. vi. 4, 5, " Return, O Lord ; deliver my soul : Oh save me, for...of thee ; in the grave who shall give thee thanks?" Yet it is so incredible, so contrary to the whole scheme of the Bible, so inconsistent with the warmth...

...how long wilt thou leave me to my fears ? How long wilt thou leave me in this condition ? VERSE 4. Return, O LORD, deliver my soul : Oh, save me for thy mercies' sake. RETURN to me, O God of goodness ! Let not the infection of my wounds any longer avert from me thy holy...

...thou, O Lord, how long ?— 4. Return, O Lord ! deliver my foul ; O fave me for thy mercy's fake. 5. For in death there is no remembrance of thee ; in the grave who fhall pay thee homage ? 6t I have fainted in my mourning ; all the night long make I my bed to fwim,...

...and (though not for my merits, yet) for thy mercy save me from going down into the grave. Ver. 5. Tor in death there is no remembrance of thee ; in the grave who shall give thee thanks ?] For there I can have no opportunity to do thee service, the dead being utterly unable to commemorate...

...: but thou, ') LORD, how Img? 4 Return, O LORD, deliver my soul: Oh save me forth) mercies sake. 5 d put it under him, N ana he sat thereon : and Aaron and Hur stayed ,;ive thee thanks ? 6 I am weary with my groaning; all •he night make I mv bed to swim ; I water...

...difference between the spirit of man and the spirit of a brute. Object. II. Is taken from Psal. vi. 5. " In death there is no remembrance of thee ; in the grave who shall give thee thanks?" and Psal. cxlvi. 4. "His . breath goeth forth, he returneth to his earth; in that very day his thoughts...

...world (as St. Paul did) to prove analogically, the revival of the rational animal. The Psalmist says, In death there is no remembrance of thee: in the grave who shall give thee thanks f ? And again : What profit is there in my blood, when I go down to the pit? Shall the dust praise...